The names assumed by literary or social clubs in some of the colleges are sometimes fearfully and wonderfully constructed. The most curious instance of the peculiar talent of the classical student which manifests itself in inventing these names, we find in the name of a society at Tufts College, which is called the "Zetagathean." Zetagathean, we are inclined to believe, would be hard to beat.
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