Skull and Bones Yale University Local Groups Fraternities and Sororities Student

Skull and Bones Yale University Local Groups Fraternities and Sororities Student

Skull and Bones

This powerful and highly secretive order was founded in 1823 at Yale University and boasts a membership list that resembles a Who's Who of America's powerful elite. Each year, Skull and Bones members ("Bonesmen") select ("tap") 15 third-year Yale students to replace them in the senior group the following year. The home of Skull and Bones on the Yale campus is a stone building resembling a mausoleum, and known as "the Tomb."

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- Promotes a book by Alexandra Robbins, published in 2002, based on interviews with over 100 Bonesmen. Includes an excerpt.
- A photograph, circa 1903-1915, of the home of Yale's most famous secret society. Built in 1856 in New Haven, Connecticut.
- Article discussing the Bush family and their possible membership in the society.
- What does membership in a bastion of privilege say about George W. Bush's character? An article by Stephen Prothero discusses Bush's alleged membership in Skull and Bones.
- In The Atlantic, Alexandra Robbins provides a look inside Skull and Bones, with particular reference to George W. Bush's membership.
- An article by Ron Rosenbaum revealing his quest to satisfy curiosity and learn the secrets of Skull and Bones.

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