U EPSILON DELTA is a local professional sorority, whose purpose is to promote fellowship among the pre-medic women, in an endeavor to raise the standards of the college. In order that this purpose may be realized, numerous meetings are held throughout the year at which the members meet and come in closer contact with various doctors, social workers, and other prominent persons whose professions are influenced by the medical world.

     The sorority as a body visits public institutions where interesting medical cases are observed and studied. In that way science and its application is emphasized, even in the pre-medic year.

     Once a year it is customary for the Nu Med organization to put on the monthly meeting in charge of the pre-medic women. This is called Co-ed Night, and is sponsored by Mu Epsilon Delta.

     It is a custom of the society to devote one of the social meetings of the year to the entertaining of the Lincoln Women's Medical Society. At this time each doctor relates some interesting experience or case that will prove beneficial to the future medical women.

     Mu Epsilon Delta was organized at the University of Nebraska in October, 1923, being the first of its kind in the United States.

OFFICERS

President	NELLIE BERTRAND
Vice-President	DORIS FONDA
Secretary	MILDRED SHOOK
Treasurer	MARY FOCHTMAN

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INCOLN INN of Phi Delta Phi was established at Nebraska in 1895. Since then the number of members has grown to about 830. Phi Delta Phi exists to benefit the legal profession by inculcating proper ideals in those who are preparing for the practice of law, and to supplement the curriculum with practical suggestions calculated to prove of benefit to the student lawyer.

     The Inn selects its members twice yearly from the outstanding, representative men enrolled in the College of Law who give promise of becoming of service to the state and country in the practice of law and in promotion of legal study in all its branches.

     At the bi-monthly meetings the members gather for dinner, and as many alumni members as possible are brought to them so that special practical difficulties may be pointed out to the students.

     Each year the Inn is host to its alumni members at a luncheon given at the place and the time of the State Bar Association meeting. At this time the active members have an opportunity to become acquainted with many of the leading members of the bar.

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