Skull and Bones. Not much of a secret. ;) The answer required for The Daily Telegraph General Knowledge crossword on the 8th March 2008 was Elihu. Apparently this is the sixth oldest secret society at Yale according to Wikipedia. Currently there are 9 so-called "above-ground" senior societies at Yale: Skull & Bones, Scroll & Key, Berzelius, Book & Snake, Wolf's Head, Elihu, St. Elmo, Manuscript, and Mace & Chain. Each has its own building (tomb) and a large trust fund. This much is common knowledge among Yale undergraduates and verifiable(?) on wikipedia and guidestar.org. According to Yale Rumpus, there are at least twice as many "underground" societies (newer groups with no tomb and less alumni support compared to their aboveground counterparts).
Skull and Bones. Many prominent Americans have been members--it makes you wonder how "secret" it is. For example, George H.W. Bush, Averill Harriman, John Kerry...
Skull and Bones is a secret society at Yale University. It was founded in 1832. President George H. W. Bush was a member of the secret society in 1947. The hall of the Skull and Bones is called "The Tomb".
He is a member of Skulls and Bones soceity. incorrect- Skull and Bones is a secret society at Yale, not Harvard.
The only powerful secret society that is associated with 1832 is Yale's Scull and Bones society ... which became a very powerful and exclusive society of Yale students and alumni. no silly it's the masons
who establish the yale university
Yale University is an Private Research University.
who establish the yale university
Yale University is located in New Haven, CT. Yale was founded in the year 1701. Yale is a private university.
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Yale University was created in 1701.
'Yale University in French'
Because the original secret societies are no longer enough to tackle and solve the problems of the world. Even with the number of secret societies now, there are still not enough, as you can see from any newspaper. To solve this problem, Yale University will soon expand to admit more students both at its New Haven campus, and also in a Yale-supervised campus in Singapore. More secret societies my be anticipated once the university has enough students to create them.
James Pierpont