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The immediate impulse that
brought the thought into
prominence was a wish to
organize so as to work to-
gether as a body to promote
a high moral standard, in
both in the building up of
character and in our college
work among the so called
leaders in the Hall and on the
campus. As we were - simply
a set - we felt the necessity
of breaking down a spirit
of petty criticism and likes
and dislikes of among ourselves and
of toward people outside, a strong
tendency to gossip and the
added reputation of snobbish-
ness. Individual effort, when-