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*Wellesley College*

Sisterhood’s the cornerstone of Wellesley,
This fam’ makes the grade via A-listers,
Dear school by the lake, your beauty tells thee,
Each class a color, each soul with sisters.
Colors unite as white clouds to the Blue,
Wellesley sisters, your true colors suit you,
They Scream from Tunnels to tell your story,
Singing at Houghton helps yell your glory.
A center world-figures have called their home,
Clinton, Sawyer, and Dahl are professors
of Wellesley’s guidance from great professors
Who’ve led Wellesley to a league of its own:
Where women aren’t ministered unto,
They edify the world they leap onto.

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*Tufts University*

There is a light at the top of the hill,
And this light shines Brown & Blue,
There are candles in ritual—held for the new,
Welcome to Tufts & our Jumbo zeal.

We are the light at the top of the hill,
This land of new ivy is reaped by a few,
This power in Mass was heaped by the true;
They formed Tufts and Tufts reforms still.

A century count of one & a half—
Accounts for the history that we hold,
And this bond that no other school can grasp.

Other Ivies behold what the Jumbos hold—
This fearless light that they cannot have,
Eclipsing the spotless halls they were told.

Tufts defies time like the Gravity Stone,
The ties from Tuftonia remain each day,
Our bids on the times helped vend eBay,
Keeping Victoria’s secret was Raymond’s loans.

Tufts is the opportunity our fathers have shone
Onto each class so that Jumbos can slay
The dark uncertainties that stand in the way
Of promise that great Jumbos have shown.

The promise of Tufts is one that is kept
By each class that raises the candle
For the Tufts name and all of its depth.

Tufts gives you a chance, so come take a gamble,
By the end of day one, and once you have slept,
You will carpe diem with a brand new handle.

Run nude in the Quad and have a Spring Fling,
As long as your roommate is gone of course,
Sing along to the music until you go hoarse,
Cheer Tufts’s sounds & let the good times ring!

The goodness that Tufts continues to bring,
Like fondue nights and stir-fry on course,
Sustains our fight to stay the course,
Then climb the hill and to Tufts U. cling.

On the famed hill you will find a cannon,
That like our A Cappella—soothes the beast,
By providing the space to paint by the gallon.

The story of our pursuits for the hill won’t cease,
This light on the hill helped us write the canon,
And on this hill we have each found peace.

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*Amherst College*

Amherst professors render the wide realm,
For uncaged sunshine to sharply traverse,
Deciduousness home flown from the elm,
Discussions where learning and Jeffs converse.
The plays on new words one cannot rehearse,
Just hew at dim views, then view reduction,
Muse Sabrina springs original verse,
A singing college—belting eruption,
Of lights to the world—led by instruction.

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*Williams College*

The biggest faction of the Little Three,
Williams is home to thought resurrections,
With Ephs sweeping cause with a liberty,
Glass ceilings break from their great reflections.

The Arts and Sciences is still our zeal,
To stay #1 is the Williams pledge,
This mountaintop leaves donuts as our meal,
Friday in October atop Stony Ledge.

Winter Studies hold windborne collections,
Free-thinkers of Williams help rule our field,
A college named best by the elections,
Building names like President James Garfield.

Signs of rich designations are what we write,
The coloration is Purple, Gold, and White.

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