A history of one of the most infamous secret societies in the world; Yale University's Skull and Bones. While there has been a lot said about Skull and Bones; they secretly rule the world, probably are part of a worldwide conspiracy to tune pianos wrong, etc, I think it's probably more of a drinking club at one of the most prestigious universities in the world, so that many of its members have gone on to have lots of power and money.

Probably the most interesting part for me was that this men's only organisation first considered inviting women into their inner sanctum back in the late 1960s but was kyboshed by former members who apparently couldn't stand the thought of women defiling the Skull and Bones building and learning the (presumably rather lame) secrets. ( )

Not as good as it could be, but compotent, well-researched, and informative. But towards the end you want to strangle her because she wants to get rid of traditions left and right. ( )