- The
Clariosophic Society, also
known as ΜΣΦ (Mu
Sigma Phi), is a
literary society founded in 1806 at the
University of
South Carolina, then
known as South...
- now the
University of
South Carolina,
where he was a
member of the
Clariosophic Society.
Among his
classmates at
South Carolina College were John ****le...
-
development of his legs; Legaré was an
eager student and was
president of the
Clariosophic Society at the
College of
South Carolina (now
University of
South Carolina...
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there he was
elected to Phi Beta Kappa,
Omicron Delta Kappa and the
Clariosophic Society. In 1909 he was
elected to the
South Carolina House of Representatives...
-
South Carolina) in 1813 and read law in 1818. He was
President of the
Clariosophic Society while at
South Carolina College. He was
admitted to the bar and...
-
important organizations for
students were the two
literary societies, the
Clariosophic Society and the
Euphradian Society.
These two societies,
which arose...
- now the
University of
South Carolina,
where he was a
member of the
Clariosophic Society. He
inherited the
Pooshee Plantation from his father, and was...
- campus. Its
membership process is
secretive and
closed to the public. The
Clariosophic Society is a
literary society founded in 1806 at the
University of South...
- Phi may
refer to: Mu
Sigma Phi (literary society), also
known as the
Clariosophic Society Mu
Sigma Phi (medical fraternity) in the
Philippines Mu Sigma...
- the
Philolexian and
Peithologian societies at
Columbia University, the
Clariosophic, Euphradian, and the
Euphrosynean societies at the
University of South...
