posted on Dec, 7 2004 @ 01:35 PM
They only have a little bit of the information online from archives. They have huge repositaries on campus. For example if you live near Yale you
could go down and check out the archive and do some research into Skull and Bones members. They used to publish everyone who was tapped in the main
Yale magazine up until 1973 i think it was. You could probably get hold of the more recent names also. They also have photos of every Skull and Bones
class. I have Bush the elder's here:
www.hierarchypedia.com...
You would also be able to get lists of the other Yale societies members, such as Scroll and Key and Book and Snake, of which little is known.
There are also a lot of secret societies at other major universities. Virginia has the most, Dickerson also have a few under thier belt. One of the
biggest ones, which only a few people know about is the Porcellian Club. It is like the skull and bones of Harvard. I only managed to get a list of
about 20 members of this from a book published in 1875 i think it was. Of those three had served in the cabinet, and I know Teddy Roosevelt was also a
member. His cousin, Franklin had his heart set on joining, but he was not accepted. Again I would imagine all these Unis would have record in their
archives of members, so anyone who lives near an Ivy Leaguer go down and check it out