We unknowingly held our wedding in a park on the same day a college fraternity was tailgating.
An excess of bravery leads people to do really stupid things; the example I normally use is the frat-brat who'll jump of the fraternity house just to prove how brave he is.
One of writer's favourite themes is the fraternity of mankind.
The impact is worse, she says, because of France's role as the "paragon" of liberty, equality and fraternity.
Even the few remaining members of the "regime-change fraternity" in the administration recognise that military action against Iran or North Korea would be full of risk.
And that evening, the students can go to another Thanksgiving meal held by a service fraternity.
The premier also stressed cultural advancement and higher ethical standards in China, including higher credibility, integrity, tolerance, fraternity and morality.
He liked the exotic water pipe so much that he chipped in to buy one for his fraternity house, where he says it makes a useful social lubricant at parties.
a mutual promise of a couple not to date anyone else; on college campuses it is signaled by the giving of a fraternity pin.
Mr Bruni’s “timeless fraternity boy” wanted to be a great president.
But without fraternity, in a region so pervasively mauled and inter-connected, they risk souring.
There a tearful Griffith hugged her rescuers: first Ricks, who also broke down in tears, and then the fraternity brothers.
He calls it fraternity, and says it means that activities such as agriculture—already under Fort Knox-like protection in Japan—will not be left “at the mercy of the tides of globalism”.
He had long hair, wore tennis shorts and was a religious devotee of the courts, "says Max Sandlin, a former Congressman from Texas, who was President of Mr." Hurd's fraternity.
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