Page 72 - 1908 November - To Dragma
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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 67
NEWS OF COLLEGE AND T H E GREEK LETTER WORLD
Last year 2 X entered the University of Utah.
A T A has installed a chapter at the University of Washington,
Seattle.
The national convention of r $ B was held at Ann Arbor, Mich.,
in the early part of November.
The Illinois chapter of T B II is the first chapter of an honorary
fraternity to rent a chapter house.—Alpha Phi Quarterly.
The Illinois Wesleyan chapter of K K T has pledged $1,000 to
the university as a permanent scholarship fund.—The Key.
A 2 A has changed its colors to crimson and silver, and has
adopted the saphire as the official jewel.—Ida Shaw Martin's Soror-
ity Handbook.
$ M T has adopted Pearls and Turquoises as jewels and as in-
signia Shield, Crescent, Torch, X X V I I I . — I d a Shaw Martin's Soror-
ity Handbook.
II B $ has adopted as its official pledge pin an arrow head of
dull gold with the Greek letter B in burnished gold.—Ida Shaw Mar-
tin's Sorority Handbook.
The alumnae of the California chapter K K T maintain a schol-
arship "for some active member who would otherwise be obliged to
leave college."—The Key.
Each member of the active chapter of A O II will in the future
wear a piece of red ribbon under her fraternity pin on the day that
a new chapter of the fraternity is installed.
The Nebraska chapter of * A T, a fraternity whose interests are
along the line of debating and public speaking, has elected to its
honorary membership, Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
A A * has adopted as the official flag a rectangle of white sur-
mounted by a diamond of light blue, having two stars and the soror-
ity letters in white.—Ida Shaw Martin's Sorority Handbook.
The total number of buildings on the campus of the University
of Nebraska is twelve, including the new engineering building,
which is in process of construction and which it is estimated will
cost $125,000.
