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              1924 E X A M I N A T I O N R E P O R T

 ALPHA P H I                                            91.6                                                   A LETTER FROM NU CHAPTER

 R"o                                                  89.                                                 Nu chapter of A O I I has reorganized and we feel certain that
                                                      89.                                           our sisters would like to know something about us, who we
 ETA                                                                                                are, and what we stand for in college life.
 ZETA                                                   88.5
 N u OMICRON                                            88.5                                             W e were initiated May 2, 1924, at the Women's University
 THETA                                                                                              Club, N . Y . C . A t a banquet following the ceremony Miss V a n
 OMICRON                                                88.                                         Emden acted as toast mistress, and Miss Lehing and M r s . Hins-
 TAU                                                   88.                                          berg spoke to us on " O l d N u Chapter." Speeches of greeting
 BETA P H I                                                                                         were made by M r s . Perry, Miss W y m a n , Miss H u r d , and the
                                                      88.                                           chapter presidents from Epsilon and Psi.
 PHI
 OMICRON P I                                           88.                                                Sallie Burger, in her speech " W e Initiates," introduced the
 IOTA                                                                                               new girls and told of their activities in college. W e take the
ALPHA SIGMA                                           86.3                                          liberty to publish portions of her speech beginning with certain
 UPSILON                                                                                            facts concerning the University.
                                                       86.
Psi                                                                                                      "New York University is quite different from a University
                                                       86.                                          where the girls board—spend twenty-four hours a day, and
OMEGA                                                                                               have no interests or duties outside of the school life during
                                                       85.13                                       the school year. Here the girls come in just for classes and
Pi                                                    85.03                                        go home when they are through. Some of them commute and
                                                                                                   others live so f a r up-town that they have little time for social
CHI                                                    83.9                                        activities. Then, living at home, the girls have certain obliga-
LAMBDA                                                                                             tions and duties which they have to fulfill and which take up
SIGMA                                                  83.                                         their few leisure hours.

DELTA                                                 79.7                                               "The student body of N . Y . U . is very complex—fifty per
Nu KAPPA                                                                                           cent Semitic, and the rest composed of all the types found in a
GAMMA                                                  777                                         city such as this. There is not the freedom and comradeship
EPSILON                                                                                            which one finds in a boarding college where the students are
                                                      77.25                                        in general of a given type. This social problem is the most diffi-
                                                      75.4                                         cult one in the University. T h e League of Women is doing
                                                                                                   much to bring about a friendly feeling with its weekly teas and
                                                       73.15                                       parties, but there is still a diffidence and no way of getting
                                                      72.6                                         kindred souls together. Just here is where the sororities do
                                                      68.7                                         the most work and are most needed. T h e y bring the right
                                                      68.1                                         girls together, connect their school with their social life, and
                                                                                                   bind them with something more lasting than the casual class
District Avefages—                                    73.3                                         work discussion."
         N. Atlantic
                                                      83.1                                               It was to fill this need that on M a r c h 15, 1920, a small
         Southern                                     87.                                          group of girls formed Lambda P h i Sorority- T h e y thought to
         N . E . Central                              89.
         N. W . Central                                80.95
        Pacific

      Through a mistake the Kappa mark lias not yet been received. The
new constitutions have been mailed and next year with serious effort and
conscientious application we hope for better results.

                                                                                  Octavia Chapin.

              Be a dollar-a-year girl.
Send a check to Josephine Pratt today.
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