Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-232) and index.
Contents:
Introduction : fraternities' past and historians' present -- Of serious mind and purpose : the first generation of fraternity women -- The most socially eligible : "at-home" with the second generation of fraternity women -- A national society to rank with the first in America : expansion and exclusion in the women's Greek system -- In search of unity : fostering "high ideals" in the face of anti-fraternity sentiment, 1910-1920 -- Once a sister, always a sister : fraternity membership in the post-college years -- Conclusion : bound by a mighty vow -- The costs and benefits of fraternity membership, 1870-1920.
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