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Averages for fraternities were: Zeta Beta Tau, 1.742; Beta Theta Pi, 1.564; Delta
Kappa Epsilon, 1.479; Lambda Chi Alpha, 1.425; Phi Delta Theta, 1.373; Phi
Kappa Psi, 1.331; Sigma Chi, 1.265; Kappa Alpha, 1.182; Pi Kappa Alpha, 1.137;
Delta Tau Delta, 1.085; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1.055; Sigma Nu, 1.020; Kappa Sigma,
.962; Alpha Tau Omega, .960; Phi Kappa Sigma, .862; Chi Phi, 781.

Averages for sororities were: Alpha Omicron Pi, 1.871; Gamma Phi Beta, 1.858;
Delta Delta Delta, 1.770; Alpha Epsilon Phi, 1.763; Kappa Alpha Theta, 1.709;
Sigma Kappa, 1.616.

The rating is based on the ratio of quality credits earned to quantity hours
taken. A grade of A gives three quality credits, B, two, C, one, and D, none. The
university requirement for graduation is sixty quality credits and sixty-three quantity
hours. The graduating ratio, therefore, is 9.524. —Nashville Banner

£ix Qolleges ^Attend ^Mortar 'Board <J)(leeting

DISCUSSION of campus problems of various colleges will be the purpose of the
district convention of Mortar Board, senior women's honorary society, which
will meet in Shevlin hall tomorrow. Representatives from six colleges will be present
at the conclave, which will begin with a business meeting at 9:00 A.M.

Betty Ebeling (Tau), will be the official delegate of the Minnesota chapter of
Mortar Board. Others colleges which will be represented are the Universities of
Iowa. Wisconsin and South Dakota; Iowa State College and Lawrence College,
Appleton, Wisconsin.
Each delegate will read a paper which she has prepared on some phase of
Mortar Board activities at her college, at round table discussions following the
morning business session. A luncheon, a tea and a formal dinner will be given
during the day to entertain the delegates and guests. Dorothy Bennett will act as
the toastmistress at the banquet.

Cooperating with the Minnesota chapter in making arrangements for the con-
vention is Mrs. Charles Hoyt, sectional director of Mortar Board. Harriet Pratt,
(Tau), is chairman of general arrangements for the day. —Minnesota Daily

Eleanor Parkinson is Eta's cherished BXLTMORE STUDIOS
active Alpha O.
Lticile English was largely responsible
[SEE A R T I C L E ON PAGE 73] for Los Angeles' splendid Founders' Day

festivities.