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Did Walter Have The Privilege Of Being In This Fraternity

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such as Theodore Roosevelt, Gerald Ford, Rutherford B. Hayes, George W Bush, and George H.W Bush. Not to mention many other famous figures in history that had the privilege of being in this fraternity.
Walter was also a member of the Linonian Society which is a highly respected debate club on campus. Walter also was a member of a secret society on campus called “Skull and Bones” which didn't have very much information about it online but has been said to be known to have information on national security according to some conspiracy theories. Walter was also a very good football player for Yale University during his time there. When he first started playing, he was a 156 pound halfback that nobody took seriously, that changed quickly. Walter

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