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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 221

TH E R E H A S B E E N C O N S I D E R A B L E C O M M E N T , gen-
erally favorable, in regard to the new cover of To Dragma.
The old cover was changed because there seemed to be a general
feeling throughout the fraternity that it had outlived its use-
fulness. The new one is more or less of a makeshift, simply to
finish out the year. W h a t would please the Editor most would
be some new and original designs submitted by members of the
fraternity. I f this interests you, send in your idea f o r a cover to
the Editor by June 1 0 . These designs will then be exhibited at
convention where a choice can be made.

D I D Y O U E V E R P A Y F O R S O M E T H I N G and then never
get it? Did you ever expect something and be disappointed
when you did not receive it? D i d you ever move so that your
post office address was changed? Perhaps your creditors were
not chasing you so you left a forwarding address with the post-
master, but magazines are not forwarded unless you furnish
more postage upon request of the postmaster. However, there
is an easier way to get every issue of your magazine; notify the
correct person, the B U S I N E S S M A N A G E R O F T H E M A G A -
Z I N E , every time that you move and this is moving time. I t is
your move.

W I T H T H I S I S S U E O F T O D R A G M A , the present
editorial staff retires to make way f o r the new one to be
selected at convention. Each of the eight numbers has been
fraught with both joys and disappointments to the editor. But
if the result of her labors has not always been what she hoped
for, the by-products i n the shape of the affectionate interest and
friendly counsel of the other officers of the fraternity have been
a source of inspiration and will continue to be a pleasant memory.
The editor cannot say enough in appreciation of the work of-
Mrs. Schoppe, Exchange Editor and of the Assistant Editor, Mrs.
K i r k . As f o r the Business Manager, she has been a tower of
strength at all times. Thanks are due the contributors who gave
so freely of their time and efforts and to the splendid corps o f
assistant editors of To Dragma, both active and alumnae. I f the
readers of To Dragma have enjoyed reading it half as much as
the editor has, preparing it, the result may be said to be satis-
factory. The best of luck to the new staff!