ELTA SIGMA PI was founded November 7, 1907, at the New York University School of Commerce, and is a professional commerce fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a high standard of commercial ethics and culture.

     The rapid growth of the College of Business Administration made it desirable to have an organization of this nature in the college to augment and supplement the work of those already existing at Nebraska. Accordingly a number of students of the college petitioned Delta Sigma Pi, and on March 1, 1924, Alpha Delta chapter was installed.

     One of the chief aims of the fraternity is the promotion of scholarship, and to stimulate this it each year awards the Delta Sigma Pi key to the senior of the college having the highest scholarship. This key is recognized in the commercial world as one of the highest honors which can be obtained by the commerce student, and is awarded each year at Nebraska upon recommendation of Dean LeRossignol.

OFFICERS

President	W. K. SWANSON
Vice-President	CLAYTON GOAR
Secretary	CHARLES GRIFFITH
Treasurer	JAMES BAILEY
Historian	OTTO SKOLD

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ELTA THETA PHI was founded at Baldwin University in 1900. It now has fifty-five active senates and twenty-one alumni senates. The aim of the fraternity is to unite students interested in the legal profession and encourage high scholarship and true fellowship.

     Each year the national organization awards scholarship keys to the members ranking in the highest fifteen per cent of the graduating class.

     At the beginning of the second semester a house was established at 335 North Twenty-eighth street, and plans have been made by the chapter for the establishing of a larger house next year.

     Speeches are given by eminent jurists on various phases of the law at the weekly meetings. A moot court has been established by which cases are tried from which knowledge of the practical application of the law is gained. The fraternity keeps in touch with its alumni through the Paper Book, its official publication, issued quarterly by the national senate. Among the fraternity's honorary members are A. J. Morressey, Chas. B. Letton, and O. S. Spillman.

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