Chapter 14. History Books

The library was a quiet place where I felt at peace most of the time, so it was natural that I went there after lectures the following day. I also admit I did my best to avoid Leo on campus. I sat in one of the isolated sections with several ancient history books. After I was through with studying some practice questions for PHY101, I looked around for a book to read. I walked through the different sections until I found something interesting. It was a worn-out, leather-bound book with a plain cover. I wondered where the title was and flipped the book open to check. The book was a collection of research papers on social practices on campuses. It spanned several decades and included reports on universities too. The most recent article was dated three months ago. A section of the book was on the origin of popular activities on campus like hazing, confraternities, etc. The part about confraternities and which ones were popular in which universities caught my interest. Ever since I hear