Many moons ago, William Jewell students carried on a tradition after Christmas break called “Tatler Review.” It was a variety show of sorts, where each of Jewell’s four sororities paired with a fraternity to produce a 20-minute musical comedy skit. In reality, Tatler was simply a way for us to avoid studying for the first four weeks of the second semester, and, more important, to find dates for the Panhellenic formal at the end of February. Invariably, each sorority-fraternity group generated at least one “Tatler Romance” and many more Panhellenic dates.
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