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Chapter Seven: SKULL & BONES
The college fraternity. The beloved staple of sophomoric comedic farces for
the past fifty years. A collegiate staple, synonymous with good-natured hell-
raising, wacky pranks and hi-jinks, hazing rituals and veritable wading pools of
cheap beer. Through a fraternity, a student is expected to find brotherhood, 
camaraderie and forge the establishment of personal and business connections 
which are bound to serve him throughout his professional life. A trait not at all 
unlike the purpose of numerous other non-educational fraternities, from the local 
Rotary Club to the Freemasons; perhaps dating as far back as the establishment 
of trade guilds in the Middle Ages.
Yet more recently, the institution of the college fraternity has come under
pressure, with examples of alcoholism, physical and verbal abuse, sexual assault
and racism cited by detractors seeking to demonize the beloved American figure
of the “frat boy” into nothing more than a slovenly, ignorant and perpetually
drunken wastrel frittering away his parents funding in an ocean of self-serving
crudity, sloth and nightly keg parties.
If all fraternities bore the stigma of Yale University’s Skull & Bones, perhaps
these detractors might find something even more troublesome than the above-
mentioned allegations.
What is it about Skull & Bones that strikes both fear and silence in all but the
most casual observer? Is it the death-obsessed emblems surrounding so much of
their fantastic lore, including rumors of harboring the mortal remains of some of
America’s most beloved heroes? Is it the tight-lipped secrecy that surrounds the
group, so much that questioning rumors of affiliation has resulted in more than a
handful of job firings? Or is it a historically traceable connection between its
members and the upper echelons of international power, a power that has grafted
itself by dint of affiliation to key leadership positions in the very same groups we
have been covering to date?
After all, it’s just a harmless college fraternity, isn’t it? All good fun and
games, if slightly more morbid than most. 
Animal House
(whose Omega Theta
Pi chapter allegedly takes their inspiration from Skull & Bones) in a sombre
Halloween drag.

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Read on, and you may find yourself grateful that binge drinking and a sliding
GPA might be the biggest worries about your son while he’s away at school.