1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 613Lansing, '89, have resigned from tlie staff of McClure's Magazine,and it is rumored that they will start a magazine oftheir own, in which a certain amount of muck raking" maybe expected. Miss Tarbell is the Standard Oil's biographer;Mr. Boyden was formerly managing editor of ytc Clure's,Mr Stefliens is an authority on political corruption in .\mencancities and Bro. Baker is a censor of the railroad rebateevil.HELLENIC,A X P has entered Syracuse and Vale.2 4> E has entered Syracuse and Purdue.2 * E has entered Washington and Lee.A T A has revived its chapter at Lafayette.n K A has entered the Missouri School of Mines.Pan-Hellenic councils have recently been formed at Centraland Arkansas.Southern K A has entered Washington University, St Louis,and now has 48 chapters.2 >; has entered Syracuse, where there are now twelve fraternitiesfor men besides a local petitioning ® A .\'.A T n, having recently entered the University of Washingtonand the University of Missouri, and re-established itselfat Massachusetts Institute of Technology, now has 55 chaptersIt absorbed a local, A O, at M. I. T. where the otherfraternities are: .\ *, 2 X, A *, A Y. 0 X, ® H, A K E, 2 AE $ r A. ATA, * K 2, * 2 K, A 2 *, and two locals -\ Eand * B E.In an address before the alumni of the University of Michiganat Washington, D. C, published in the Michigan Alumnusand the Beta Theta Pi, Rev. Nathaniel West, '46, the oldestliving graduate of the university, said that there were 20students in his class and 70 to 75 in the whole institution.There were eight professors. One day a bet was made that"the day will come when this university will have 300 studentsand 20 professors." The students were required to attendpravers at 6 a. m. and 6 p. m. daily, winter and summer.