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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1915.
Night Editor-Irwin C. Johnson.
CAMPUS SOCIETIES.
Ingrowing thinking is the fault of
most of the honorary societies. They
could be a powerful force on the cam-
T E R , pus. ?Frequently they are, and in a
T legitimate way too. Criticism may be
Fourth validly applied to those in which the
men elected take their membership as
DEAYan honor and not as opportunity. The
number of such organizations, which
D ERING cannot boast even of intelligent and
sincere discussions at their meetings,
L.OTHES disregarding positive action, is too
large. The typical honorary society
)w youbour meeting is a dull affair, with three-
all-wool quarters of the hour given to routine
cs 'for matters and a slim quarter-hour, per-
haps, to a round-table chat, in which
the proverbial amount of chaff is pres-
ent in full measure.
Honorary society men have their
own salvation in their hands. The
problem of making these organizations
I Eefficient is not formidable. It involves
co-operation; it requires thinking. If
every member would go to a given
ff a few meeting with an idea worked out on
eat some of . original lines, the resulting rub of
Es SUze mind upon mind would evolve well-
Y considered and reasonable theories
NO LOO which would be put into practice with-
Phone 1244+M out much delay. A good idea is bound
H E DANCE to get out and make its way into ser-
vice. ''Honorary societies have a big
et function as the source of suggestions.
Bu rrett It remains to formulate these sugges-
tions on the basis of sound thinking.
ur Hair
Stage door Johnnies ought to take
note that Director Sanger says the
chorus is one of class and refinement.
The irony of it: coming back from
Detroit and having a poly ec prof talk
about the scarcity of money.
After a day in the library, one is con-
vinced that social activities are not
limited to Union dances.
The only thing to be said of yester-
day's weather is that there was lots
and lots of it.
t ear iBack-lot opposition might opine that
it didn't bring 'em up to be military-
trained.
Some go Thursday night because the
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distant.
B. V. D. sounds interesting, anyway.
When wielded by B. L. T.
Field Day for women this year,
which will be held late in May, will be
celebrated by an additional and novel
feature in the form' of an outdoor
"dancing fest" under the direction of
Miss Alice Evans, director of Barbour
gymnasium. The dancing will be in
interpretation of one of the well-
known Greek myths divided into sev-
eral paits, and will be participated in
by a large number of dancers.
All university women are eligible to
take part, and those who are interested
will meet in Barbour gymnasium at
4:10 o'clock Monday, April 5, when the
story of the myths will be told and
group tryouts made.
Athletic honors will be given, in ac-
cordance with the schedule, for work
done in this festival.
.* * *
University women at large will be
given an opportunity to suggest candi-
dates for the presidency of the univer-
sity Y. W. C. A. today and tomorrow
through a "suggestion box," which has
been placed in the east corridor of the
general library, and the nominating
conimittee urges that all women inter-
ested avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity.
* * *
Senior women in all the departments
will assemble at 8:00 o'clock tomorrow
evening in Newberry hall, at the invi-
tation of Mortar Board and Senior so-
ciety, for an informal social hour and
to learn several new songs which have
been written by members of the class
to be sung to the junior women at the
first performance of the junior play
on April 1. All senior women will at-
tend the performance in a body in
their caps and gowns.
All senior women are to cdnsider
themselves invited, in the possible ab2
sence of the personal invitation which
the societies in charge are endeavoring
to extend to every senior. -
Marguerite Haag, '15, will be the
speaker at the regular weekly Y. W. C.
A. vesper service, from 5:00 to 5:30
o'clock in Newberry hall this after-
noon.
* * *
Members of Alpha Phi, 814 South
University avenue, will be at home to
all university women from 3:30 until
6:00 o'clock this afternoon.
* * *
All the junior play choruses will re-
hearse in Sarah Caswell Angell hall
at 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. It is
important that every member of each
chorus be present. There will be no
cast rehearsal.

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