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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 133

ANNOUNCEMENTS

There are no chapter rolls in this number although such rolls, as
announced, should always head chapter letters. Cost of eight point
print advised that they be cut out. However, they will *be used in
the May number and all chapter editors are now informed of that
fact. The Editor dislikes to be personal, but she feels that the fol-
lowing facts must be made known.

Nu Kappa in two letters has had no chapter roll. Chapter rolls
were definitely asked for in the instructions to chapter editors.
Genevieve Oroce is the chapter editor for N u Kappa.

Zeta's last letter was minus its chapter roll, as was Tau's November
letter. The Zeta chapter editor is Edna Hathway, and the Tau
editor, who has now been changed, was Muriel Fairbanks.

Paper 8x11, or approximately that size is requested. N u Kappa
failed in this requirement.

I f the members of Omicron Chapter do not know their own names
when they appear in print, they should blame the editor, Eleanor
Burke, and please suggest that she persuade somebody to copy her
letter and save the Editor from nervous breakdown.

Is your chapter dead timber? Read the Editorial in this number,
and try to see yourselves as others see you.

A l l chapter letter editors are asked to continue to send alumna?
notes with their regular letters. This request, they will remember,
was withdrawn in the last number because the Editor wished to make
a special plea to the alumnae assistant editors. I t seems, however,
that the plea was unsuccessful, without doubt partly due to the fact
that many alumna- assistant editors are too far away from their chap-
ters to know many of the happenings of the members, active or
alumnae. W i l l chapter letter editors please try to have especially f u l l
notes next time?

Happy birthdays from us all, Iota, Kappa, Delta, Omicron,
Gamma, Epsilon, and N u Omicron! Are you stronger than you
were last year?

A l l chapter presidents are asked to have the chapter select by vote
the most prominent of their seniors. Very likely she may be the presi-
dent herself though not of necessity at all. The chapter is also asked to
select someone to write a brief account of the senior selected, an