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ITEMS OF INTEREST

E L I Z A B E T H H E Y W O O I J W Y M A N is writing some very charming book re-
views for the literary department of the New York Herald-Tribune.
We hope to be able to reprint some of these in one of our next issues.

P I N C K N E Y E S T E S G L A N T Z B E R G has resigned her position as Assistant Cor-
poration Counsel for the city of New York to take what she calls
a "real job," that of counsel in the Liquidation Bureau of the New York
State Department of Insurance. Mrs. Glantzberg is of Psi.

E L I Z A B E T H D U N F O R D , Nu, has recently been appointed Deputy Assistant
Corporation Counsel for the city of New York.

T H E F O L L O W I N G is a clipping from the New York World, of October
3, 1924. Margaret Burnet is a member of Nu chapter.
Margaret M. Burnet, appointed special attorney to the Department
of Justice, assigned to the Customs Division, is the first woman to receive
a prominent position in the Customs Department.

Miss Burnet will represent the Government in custom cases tried
before the Board of Appraisers. Miss Burnet says the work of the
Board of Appraisers is so heavy under the present Tariff Act, she will
have to devote her entire time to her new position.

A member of the firm of Burnet & Smith, No. 280 Broadway, Miss
Burnet has been engaged in the general practice of the law for twenty
years.

Miss Burnet is First Vice President of the Tenth Assembly District
Republican Club.

W H Y IS THIS D E P A R T M E N T SO SHORT
THIS MONTH?

Because the people who could send material to the editor have not
done so.

W I L L Y O U DO YOUR SHARE?

If you know of any Alpha O who is doing especially interesting
things, let us know about her and her work. We should have a depart-
ment in each issue devoted to prominent alumnae.

If you know of any Alpha O who has had a story, poem, or an
essay published in any periodical or college publication, let us know about
it, and, if possible, send us a copy.

PLEASE!