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A subset of the [[Ode to Harvard]] by [[Diana Davis '07]], written in her freshman fall of 2003. There is a .wav version of this ode being performed [http://wso.williams.edu/~ddavis/williams.wav here].
:Here I am -- I go to Williams: land of mountains, fields, and trees,
:Where the smog and smoke of cities never interrupts the breeze;
:Where our uniforms are purple and we proudly sport the cow;
:Where for discussions, nineteen is the most that they allow;
:Where my lecture class is fifty; my professor knows my name,
:And everyone I meet seems genuinely glad they came.
:Williams -- I go to Williams!
:I go to Williams!
Diana has it from good authority that numerous members of the Williams community have taken it upon themselves to learn this catchy bit of verse.
:Here I am -- I go to Williams: land of mountains, fields, and trees,
:Where the smog and smoke of cities never interrupts the breeze;
:Where our uniforms are purple and we proudly sport the cow;
:Where for discussions, nineteen is the most that they allow;
:Where my lecture class is fifty; my professor knows my name,
:And everyone I meet seems genuinely glad they came.
:Williams -- I go to Williams!
:I go to Williams!
Diana has it from good authority that numerous members of the Williams community have taken it upon themselves to learn this catchy bit of verse.
