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	Whittier Office of Student Activities: Societies
		The Lancer society seeks to represent the true spirit of Whittier College, to publicize it abroad, to instill the motive of service without desire for reward, to carry on social and cultural programming, to be helpful to new students, and to create and maintain activities for the betterment of the students and the College.
		The Orthogonian society of men that was founded on the principle of brotherhood.
		Since its inception in 1929, the Orthogonian society has consistently produced leaders in the Whittier College community, from team captains and student body presidents to the city mayor and president of the United States.
	www.whittier.edu /activities/male_societies.htm (199 words)

	Whittier College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The liberal arts university was founded in 1887 by members of the Religious Society of Friends, who named it after Friends (Quaker) poet John Greenleaf Whittier.
		The college also has four local fraternities (called "societies"): The Franklin Society, The Lancer Society, The Orthogonian Society (founded by Nixon), and the William Penn Society; as well as five local sororities: The Palmer Society, The Ionian Society, The Metaphonian Society, The Thalian Society, and The Athenian Society.
		The source of the QC wiretap was never conclusively proven, but one strong theory suggested that disgruntled members of the student government planted the bug to spy on student journalists during the early 1990s, when ongoing tensions between the faculty and the Orthogonian Society were reported in the newspaper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Whittier_College (862 words)

	Nixon Memorial Dedicated at Whittier College
		Whittier College's Orthogonian Society, a fraternal organization co-founded in 1930 by Richard M. Nixon, honored its most famous member today with the dedication of a memorial monument in his honor.
		The Orthogonians are one of nine student societies at Whittier College (five for women, four for men).
		Nixon co-founded the society with his friend Dean Triggs, and although he was only a freshman, Nixon was elected the group's first president.
	www.whittier.edu /pr/rls.Nixon.html (320 words)

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		The liberal arts university was founded in 1887 by members of the Religious Society of Friends, who named it after Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier.
		The college has four local fraternities: The Franklin Society, The Lancer Society, The Orthogonian Society (founded by Nixon), and the William Penn Society; as well as five local sororities: The Palmer Society, The Ionian Society, The Metaphonian Society, The Thalian Society, and The Athenian Society.
		The source of the ''QC'' wiretap was never conclusively proven, but one strong theory suggested that disgruntled members of the student government planted the bug to spy on student journalists during the early 1990s, when ongoing political tensions between the faculty and the Orthogonian Society were reported in the newspaper.
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	About The Nixon Years, 1969-1974 \| Abbeville Press
		Coming from a family too poor for him to accept a tuition scholarship to Yale, his first distinction was as a student leader and expert debater on the local campus of Whittier College.
		There, young Richard deliberately avoided the Franklin Society, an organization for Whittier men of high social standing, and helped organize the rival group, the Orthogonians, mostly for those, like him, who were working their way through college.
		Nixon was to excel as a law student on scholarship at Duke University, ranking third in a class of twenty-five.
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		The liberal arts school was founded in 1887 by members of the Religious Society of Friends, who named it after Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier.
		The school has four local fraternities, The Franklin Society, The Lancer Society, The Orthogonian Society, and the William Penn Society, as well as five local sororities: The Palmer Society, The Ionian Society, The Metaphonian Society, The Thalian Society, and The Athenian Society.
		Whittier College is also notorious for an electronic bugging device found in the school newspaper's office.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Whittier_College (320 words)

	Clinton Goveas :: Wikipedia Reference
		He declined a full-tuition scholarship to Harvard, and attended Whittier College, a local Quaker school, where he co-founded the Orthogonian Society, a fraternity.
		Suspension of the convertibility of the US dollar into gold, a central point of the Bretton Woods system, allowing its value to float in world markets.
		On April 3, 1974, Nixon announced he would pay $432,787.13 in back taxes plus interest after a Congressional committee reported that he had inadvertently underpaid his 1969 and 1972 taxes.
	www.clintongoveas.com /wikipedia/?title=Richard_M._Nixon (8347 words)

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		He won a full tuition scholarship from Harvard ; but since it did not cover living expenses, Nixon's family was unable to afford to send him away to college.
		Nixon attended Whittier College, a local Quaker school where he co-founded the Orthogonian Society, a fraternity that competed with the already established Franklin Society.
		A lifelong football buff, Nixon practiced with the team assiduously but spent most of his time on the bench.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Nobel_Prize/Richard_Nixon (5474 words)

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	Richard Nixon information - Search.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
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	Dan Schneider on Oprah, We Media, Wikipedia, And Other Fonts Of Mis- And Disinformation
		After that great chasm has been leaped, playing with time sequences, combining multiple characters to one, or the opposite, is nothing- especially if you want to avoid a lawsuit in the real world that rewards the evil and deceitful.
		The plain fact is our society does not reward the ‘real truth’.
		This is why Frey is not guilty of lying nor being a fraud for his memoirs’ truthfulness or not.
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		His resignation came after a loss of support in Congress amidst impending impeachment proceedings related to the Watergate scandal.
		As president, Nixon imposed wage and price controls, indexed Social Security for inflation, created SSI, continued the Great Society, and seriously considered establishing a minimum income for all Americans.
		The number of pages added to the Federal Register each year doubled under Nixon.
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		As President of the American Astronomical Society, I was very disappointed by the comments attributed to you in an article inthe August 2nd, 2005 Washington Post regarding intelligent design.
		While we agree that “part of education is to exposepeople to different schools of thought”, intelligent design has neither scientific evidence to support it nor an educational basis for teaching it as science.
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