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Sayfa 252 - Manual of American College Fraternities," Baird says: " Much of this inertia (of the older fraternities) is due to a false conservatism. It has contributed largely to the rapid, and it must be said, excellent growth of some of the younger fraternities whose members have wisely seized the golden opportunities spurned by their slower
Sayfa 100 - Seven hundred and sixty-five men and women belonging to the various fraternities at the University of California recently voted on the question of serving liquors at their social functions. One hundred and thirty-eight voted for the liquors and 627 voted against it. Pretty dry fraternities. But it shows the wisdom of the Greek-letter societies
Sayfa 94 - 6. Seeks to elevate standards of scholarship, aims to develop strong ties of human friendship among its members, manifests loyalty to the institution in which it is located, and gives hearty support to the faculty in measures which look toward the improvement of individual character.
Sayfa 249 - ON is the only national honorary fraternity for women in the country and was established at Michigan Agricultural College, April 16, 1912. The name of this fraternity is taken from the Greek, meaning "to manage a household," and the object is to further home economics and scholarship among students. The basis of the constitution is the same as those of 2.
Sayfa 95 - ritual on occasion of initiation. 11. Remembers that it is an institution, designed to exist for many years and whose future success will be largely due to the reputation and character it sustains at any one time. 12. Teaches its individual members to understand that each has distinct responsibility and that each must maintain his character as one of its worthy members.
Sayfa 544 - No fraternity represented in the National Pan-Hellenic Congress shall bid a girl who has been a member of a so-called sorority or other secret society of similar nature existing in a high school or other school of equivalent standing, whether such society exists openly or secretly. This rule to apply to any person who shall either accept or retain membership in such society after September, 1915.
Sayfa 377 - chosen from the senior class in the fall term and from the junior class in the spring. The number of eligible members is limited by the size of the two classes. Requirements for membership are good scholarship, personality, initiative and executive ability and capability along the line of home economics.—Angelos of K A. The financial system of
Sayfa 258 - The organization of a new national fraternity is hereby announced. The new band of Greeks is unique in the fraternity world and although it has pledged itself to a policy of expansion, its growth is expected to be slow owing to the peculiar requirements for membership.
Sayfa 365 - in possession of the secret work, signs, symbols and grips, which are jealously guarded "upon the sacred honor" of all members. It came about in this wise: Miss Lucy Patty, a bright, cultured and vivacious young lady of the neighborhood, was a popular "college widow." When war's alarms were sounded in
Sayfa 554 - to both the supporting fraternities and to those who have not been members of the organization. The latter have been as free to use the bureau as those who are meeting its financial obligations. The bureau has among its files hundreds of letters from prominent educators and their ideas concerning the