The Rise and Fall of Fraternities at Williams College

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Focusing on the evolution of social structures at Williams College, the narrative explores the rise and decline of fraternities and the subsequent transformation of the campus. Central to this change is John Sawyer, who served as president from 1961 to 1973. His leadership facilitated the transition from traditional fraternal systems to a new residential framework, setting the stage for Williams College's emergence as a leading liberal arts institution. The account provides a detailed look at this pivotal period in the college's history.