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The Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega, Vol. 17, No. 2, January 1914
THE LYRE OF ALPHA CHI OMEGA
Volume XVII
JANUARY, 1914
Number 2
CONTENTS
Frontispiece
"Iphigeneia"
Times Have Changed, A Symposium
Frances G.
Perkins, Elisabeth Rhodes Jackson, L. Pearle Green, R. Louise Fitch
195
Des Moines Pan-Hellenic Banquet
Ina Morley
205
"I'd Love To."
Jean Whitcomb Fenn
206
The University of the Greatest Book
Glennie Weston
207
The Baker University Prize Song
Edith Bideau
212
Some Faculty Alpha Chis, A Symposium
The Occasional Tourist
Mildred A. Moore
214
The Faculty of Women's Athletics
June Hamilton Rhodes
215
The Training of Physical Directors
Margaret H'Doubler
218
Teaching Piano at Wellesley
Blanche F. Brocklebank
220
Home Economics at University of Idaho
Irene Leiby
222
Grace Jean Salls and Dramatic Art at Brenau
Eleanor Jones
223
In Lauder College
Louise Claspill Rinehart
225
Dramatics at Iowa under Norma Reid Harrison
Nellie Slayton Aurner
226
Carrie Adelaide Trowbridge
M. Mabel Chalfin
227
M. Esther Davidson
Carrie Adelaide Trowbridge
228
Spicie Bell South Chaffee
230
Mary Wendell Greene
231
Elizabeth W. Putnam
231
Miscellaneous Mention
231
"Iphigeneia Among the Taurians."
Katherine Kester
233
The Results of the Whirlwind Campaign
235
Exhextà
Our New De Pauw
Esther Marvin, A
236
Giving and Getting in Fraternity
Vera Conn, A
237
That All May Know All
Ruth F. Rogers, B
237
Delta Eta Sigma of Albion
Esther M. Barney, B
238
Something to Do
Helen Louise Johnson, B
238
Conservatory of Music at Northwestern University Settlement
Elizabeth Catterall, T
239
The Perfect Duties
Elinor Mitchell, T
240
Growing Democracy
Margaret C. Letater, r
240
The Need of a Woman's Building at Northwestern University
Lillian Irene Cross, T
241
How Co-education Entered Northwestern
Harriet Knudsen, r
241
Pay Day at Allegheny
Mary T. Hoffmann, A
242
A Pleasant Interfraternity Custom
Eleanor McKay, A
244
Allegheny's Most Democratic Event
Helen Hotson, A
244
Traditions and Customs at the University of Southern California
Marion Greene, E
245
Looking Forward For You
Margaret Dalton, E
246
Urchins and Rugby
Clara C. Stevenson, E
247
Our Popular Ragtime Songs
Ava L. B. Dodge, Z
248
Excuses
Ann Eliza Whitten, Z
249
Music for 1913-14 in Boston
Angelica L. L'Amoreaux, Z
249
Editorials
251
Chapter Letters
255
Personals
294
Engagements and Marriages
314
Eviá xai Eviá
316
Advertisements
318
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