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The initial move in inoyguroting a new system of sorority

mashing on campus woo a proscrnes'ter Panfioilcnic tea held in
tho Eafi‘i‘. Dining Room of the Stodcnt Union building on Sunday
oftcrnoon, February 2: The. sororities were hostess to all woman

stuflonts enrolled at lllinois Tech.

 

This too was: the official beginning
of the». coring: rush season.

The four Sororities i-oprcncntoii
on iahc oorority governing council,
Kalpilal. Phi Bolto, Simon Omicron
Lomhsin. Phi Ecta Pi and Sigma
Beta Thom, how-s Manned this new

.rnoh nroccclnro to try to Minot to

the ranking: of firot ocmcgtcr girin
which, {prior to this. month, has
hcon outlowcri by the Ponwliiciionic
{looncil Constitution. Viointionn of
thin rush, chronic woro ambient to a.
time of Monty-fine dollars; imnoocd
noon tho olfcneling sorority for the
iimt otionso, n. year’s onenemflion
from running for tho occonei, and
cumulative ouspcnsions for all onc—
coorling offenses.

The purpose of the second seniors»
ter rush law was to enable both the
sorority and the eligible girls to
become acquainted with each other
so that a. more positive choice might
be made by both. Also clauses in the
individual sorority constitutions pro-
hibited consideration of girls whose
grade average fell below the 2.0
level, and since a grade average is
not attainable until one semester’s
Work has been completed the delay
was necesnary. A girl pledged under
the new system would not he iniu
tiated until her scholastic Standing
woo determined.

Under tho old plan a one nomoo~
tor lull won nocongory hetoro oilficial
rnnhing hogan. With the: new 533%“
tom ,tho Ponwllollenic Too main two
informal rush minim are given by
conch sorority immmiiatcly precedi-
ing the otmrt of a nonicstor. The
third or formal rush affair will, he
given after the semester has hogan.
Giris in their first somostcr at Zilli-
nois Tech. Whether they enter as
freshmen or with advanced Sonics-

ter Mandingo. are eligible for norori»
tien.

There is a week‘n lapse between
the last formal rush and the day
when the preference slips are issued
to the rushecs. They list their first,
second, etc. afliliation preferences;
and return the slips to the Parolloh
Ionic Sponsor. Also each sorority
sends to the Faancllcnic sponsor
a formal bid to member-Ship for each
girl they desire as n, pledge. First
Choice and commit}; bid for each girl
are matched and at the formal pledge
meeting the girls are notified. of
their acceptance as a prospective
pledge. The period of pledgeship and
the various pledge dutcis vary ac»
cording to the individual sorority’s
policies.

“It is hoped," said Mics Mollie
Cohen, oponoor of the Council, “that
this simplified procedure will prove
successful and that it will be adopted
no a permanent constitutional amcnd~
ment."

Members. of tho Pan—Hellenic
Council representing their respective
sororities are Joan Nicholas and Raw
icighnac Patterson, Kappa Phi Del-
ta; Reva Zlotnik and Caro} Moses,
Phi Beta Pi; Pat Vedel and Marlys
Hewitt, Sigma Beta, Theta; and Shir-
ley Lang'ill and Betty Duke, Sigma
Omicron Lambda.

Eton Knnoo tin Actirno,

Alton B. Zerby, national occrctnry
of Eta. Kappa Nu, honorary cloc-
trical engineering oociety, will speak
at the. special dinner meeting of the
Chicago active and! aiumni chapters
of the fraternity to he held in the
Student Union building Friday, Fol»
ruary 28.

.. ffiifigi‘
The ET Discipline Committee Loot
weal: made public ito ciccisions in
cases whicha came before it during
the final two weeks of last term.

Of the eight cases heard by tho
group one person was acquitted, the
rest drawing penalties of Varying
degree. his student was dropped
from school, without honor, as o.
result of cheating in a {Ihe‘n’liatry
102 experiment and insolonce, while,
another W38 placed on probation for
cheating in Chemistry Lab.

Two persons had their grade low~
cred one point as; a result of work»
inf.)r in Chemistry Lab with a person
other than their partner. Two othern
were failed in their cournc and our»
pendod for one semcotor. one for
cheating in o. final exam and the
other for cheating“ nnci mimotato—
ments.

The appointment to the Diociplino

    
    
   
  
 

 

   

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John Smalc has been adéoci to
Dean 'Whitc’s staff as student coun~
selor and is temporarily located in
the ITSA Office in the Student Union.
He is nvailablo for conferences with
any student between the hours of
9:30 am. and 5 pm. All Studento
with problems or questions of any
nature are urged to discuss them
with Mr. Smolo.

My. Smale has been on a icavc
of absence from his position in the
Philosophy Department hero at the
institute to serve art Personnel
Director of the Ohmite Corporation
during the war.

 

            

 

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Armour Eye. com
will woman? a Stoci‘ Night. gimme“
the month of Marcia, gooey-cilia to
Arnie Rosncr, prasid‘cnt.

The affair wiii be open to nii 5131
tour photobugs whether on? not {it}
are members of the Eye. Aéequa
lighting facilities have been wow“
so that good snap‘g can be mafia, cow;
with a box camera.

Participants are oneo‘amgefi ’“
bring: their own models and tail).
matter. In addition a Fowers mo
will be pronent to nosc for pinto?
Prizes, such as a camera ami onmoée
equipment, will be awarded to p"
tographers of the beat shots.

   

 

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Committee of two faculty members
has aiso been announced. They are
Dr. George Gibson. chemistry, and
Profesoor H. C. Spencer, technical
drawing. Other members of the com-

   
   
   
    
  
    

mittee are: Dean Jack White. (33:
man; Dean J. C. Peehles; Dean J
D. Lax-kin; Mr. Ernest Keliy, Re
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