<p>There is a distinction in the eyes of the law, which apparently eludes you.</p>
<p>In my judgment (and I’ve had some experience in these matters) the “eating clubs” were deemed discriminatory and directed to cease and desist because their effect on social life at Princeton was (and remains) so pervasive. The same cannot be said of either the “final clubs” at Harvard or the “secret societies” at Yale; hence they do not practice “invidious discrimination” and the right of free association adheres.</p>
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