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Agricullural Group Leads Men's
Social Fraternities in Scholarship for Third Consecutive Semester
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Alpha Gamma Rho led all the men's
fraternities at th'e university
for the third consecutive semester, according to the schoarship report for
which
the second semester of 1926-2report was recently issued from the
office of the dean of men.
Delta Tau Delta was second in
scholarship last semester and Phi
Sigma Kappa was third. A comparison of the rankings of fraternities
social

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for the two semesters last year shows
that the fraternities maintained approximately the same relative standings with a few exceptions.
For the first time in several years
members of men's social fraternities
had a higher average last semester'
A
men.
than did
summary of the report published by
Dean Melcher's office is given below.
Standing
No. Members
Name
1 Vlpha Gamma Rho (22)
... 1.741
1.596
2 Delta Tau Delta (35)
1.593
3 Phi Sigma Kappa (19) ,
1.499
4 Sigma Alpha Epsilon (29)
5 Sigma Nu (31)
1.488
1.488
6 Kappa Alpha (17)
1.448
7 Sigma Beta Xi (26)
1.388
8 Phi Delta Theta (27)
1.370
9 Delta Chi (25)
1.356
10 Pi. Kappa Alpha (31)
1.354
11 Alpha Tau Omega (30)
(21) 1.306
12 Alpha Gamma Epsilon
1.243
13 Phi Kappa Tau (31)
1.219
14 Kappa Sigma

SUMMER SCHOOL
SHOWS GROWTH

the highest standing for the semester.
This scholarship trophy will be
awarded each semester to the fraternity of the first rank. The fraternity
winning this trophy for three times
consecutively, or five
shall receive it as a permanent
possession.
Symbols!

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ing number of graduate students tak
ing wprk. For the first term of the
summer session this year there were
218 students working on advanced degrees. This number is approximately
of the entire, number of
students doing graduate work in the
school year 1926-2As is the usual custom, the Education College led in the number of
students enrolled, 38G being registered in it the first semester. For
the first semester the Arts and Sciences College was second with 270
students.
Scholarship Is Stressed
According to faculty and librarians.
dents were enrolled in the two terms scholarship was the prevailing note
Of this of the summer session. Extra tables
of. the summer session.
number 1103 were registered for the and chairs were placed in the reading
first term and 567 for the second.
The summer session of the university has had a phenomenal growth.
In 1918 it had approximately one
hundred and fifty students enrolled.
In 1926 there were 1495 students in
the two terms of the summer school;
the enrollment for the .1927 sessions
exceeded this by nearly two hundred
students.
Graduate School Shows Increase
One of the most noticeable factors
in the growth of the summer sessions
at the university is the

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'1.201
15 Triangle
1.155
16 Sigma Chi (27)
i.115
17 Alpha Sigma Phi (22)
Men students regularly enrolled
1489
second semester
Membership of men's social fraAll Previous. Records for Enroll445
ternities
ment Are Smashed When,
Percentage of men in social fra1671 Students Registered
29.8
ternities
During Summer
1.459
,
All student average . .,
All men student average .. .k ... 1.375
MANY GRADS ENROLLED
Average of men in social frater- - '
1.381
nitiese , ,
All previous records for enrollment
Average of
men 1.372
The university Y.M.C.A. awards a in the summer, session were smashed
silver cup. to the fraternity making this summer when a total of 1671 stu-

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Actual
statistics showed that more books
were taken out and more time spent
in studying in the reading room and
library by more students than during
the regular session despite the fact
that the enrollment for the summer
session was much less.

immigrants entered this country and
about a quarter of a million departed.
Ten countries
Canada, Mexico,
Germany, Irish Free State, Great
Britain, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Norway and France supplied over 88
per cent of the newcomers this year.
A total number of 11,662 aliens
were deported from this country during the past year. The charores in
clude surrepititioua entries, criminal
ALIEN POPULATION OF THE
and immoral classes
UNITED STATES GAINS 284,493 and mental defectives.
Washington, D. C. The net inNo "Wonder!
crease of the alien population of the
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pole.
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