University, B: Brown Alumni Monthly, Vol. 29 -

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Résumé :
Excerpt from Brown Alumni Monthly, Vol. 29: October, 1928

Since we were last there, both towns and both colleges have grown and improved. The number of col lege students has increased, and so has the number of college buildings. We were specially impressed by the newer fraternity houses at Amherst. They rank far above ours at Brown.

It is often said -that the high cost of land in a city the size of Provi dence is one reason for our failure thus far to develop a type of frater mity house equal to that in vogue at some of the New England colleges that are inferior to Brown in num bers and material resources. But that is by no means the whole story.

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