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for each time it was violated. I wished to discourage the habit of
carelessly making the same mistakes over and over again, and this,
I found, was a good way to do it.

The real criticism of the mistakes taken from their own papers, I
found exceedingly helpful. Sometimes, i f a whole paragraph were
particularly bad, I copied the whole thing on the board, had it cor-
rected orally, and then had them bring in for the next lesson the
same ideas written in their own language but avoiding the mistakes
found in the original.

A l l of this work can be done in ten or fifteen minutes, and consider-
ing the amount of time given to it, yields very satisfactory results.

REPORT OF VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL

AMENDMENTS

Chapter Vote on Amendments and Petitions passed by Grand Coun-
cil of Alpha Omicron Pi, June, 1915.
Amendments to Constitution;

Art. V, sec. 2, Carried; Opposed by N , K, T, I , X.
Art. V I I , sec. 3, carried unanimously. Sec. 4 new sub-sec. unani-
mously carried.
Art. V I I I , sec. 1, 2, 4, unanimously carried. Sec. 3 carried, op-
posed by I .
Art. I X , unanimously carried.
Art. X new sec. 4, carried; opposed by Boston Alumnae.
Art. X I , unanimously carried.

Amendments to By-laws;
Art. I , sec. 1, unanimously carried.
Art. I I , sec. 3, unanimously carried. Sec. 7 carried; opposed

by I .
New Art. V, sec. 1, 2, carried; opposed by A, N . Y. Alumnae.
Art. V I I , now Art. V I I I , unanimously carried.

Amendments to Rules and Regulations;
5, 11, 15, carried unanimously.
7, carried; opposed by K, I , Chicago Alumnae.

Result of vote; all amendments carried.
No vote from Providence Alumnae.

Copies of these amendments may be obtained by applying to me.
They should be entered in the copies of the Constitution by all chap-
ters and Grand Council members.

Petition from Margaret Vaughan and Shirley MacDavitt for a
chapter at Southern Methodist University at Dallas, Texas, was
passed, and Nu Kappa chapter installed September 25, 1915.

H E L E N N . HENRY, Grand Secretary.