Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.fa z 0 Page Orze'H1mdred Forly-fix SECOND ROW-MANCE Spring is here, of care I'm free. I shed a tear, to have to be In class by six. V Lecture's dull, I cannot follow. My heart is full, my mind is hollow. What 'a fix! I squirm about, like a gnome. Would I could shout, Let's go home. But it's Unix . My eyes wander, 'round the room, As I ponder, in my gloom. Why not flirt ? ,There's the answer, to my prayer, Think I ll chance her, in despair. Try a skirt . I smile at one, she smiles back. It's lots of fun, if you've the knack. Thus starts the dirt! We keep it up, till after class, Will you sup, I ask the lass? She will, by gad! But then my chum, Tries to detain me, Says You're a bum, And you shame me. s The cad! Now tell me .... Is it taboo To be so crass, To wish to woo A pretty lass. A damsel who Would surely pass, And easy, too, Outside the class? J. joEL LEVY

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i THE PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL gg gi H- H gg -iljkmd, A ,-- 4 HE Pan Hellenic Council of Brooklyn Law School is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year. The Council was formed to regulate inter-sorority activities in the school, to create and maintain a feeling of good will among the sororities, and to provide for uniform rushing and bidding of new members by the sororities. However, it is not limited in its scope merely to governing inter-sorority activities, the Council is continually aiming to be the co-ordinating factor for all the women in attendance at the Law School. The members of the Pan Hellenic Council are the six recognized sororities in Brook- lyn Law School. Iota Alpha Pi, Omega Phi, Phi Delta Delta, Pi Alpha Tau, Tau Alpha Pi, and Tau Upsilon Delta. The constitution by which the Council is governed embodies all the rules and regulations which the sororities are to follow in rushing, bidding, and pledging of new members. A president and a secretary-treasurer serve as the officers of the Council and are elected annually from the six member sororities in alphabetical rotation. Miss Eleanor L. Curnow, Dean of Women, is the Council's advisor. The Council holds bi-monthly meetings, each sorority being represented by two of its members. In addition, the privilege of attending its meeting is extended to women students of the Law School who are not members of a sorority. Matters of general in- terest to the sororities, and the women of the Law School are discussed and acted upon. Formal recognition in Student Council was accorded Pan Hellenic during the year 1932. Fannie Seigartel, Tau Alpha Pi, is the representative for the current year. The Pan Hellenic Council, in its endeavor to co-ordinate the activities of the women's organizations in the school, holdsa tea at the opening of each school year. All women students are invited to attend, the purpose being to welcome the incoming first year students and to acquaint them with the school and its organizations. The plans of the Council for the coming year are determined at this time, and the officers of Council are installed. At this tea there is also awarded the Pan Hellenic Council Scholarship Cup, it is given to the sorority which attained the highest scholastic average in the pre- ceding school year. Tau Upsilon Delta has achieved the unusual record of winning the cup for four successive years. Page One Hundred Forly-eigbt Rosr Fam. I