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i'Fraternity representatives met every Monday to discuss problems of rushing, etc., or to organize plans for the home-coming parade. A committee was formed from membership to revise IFC constitution in order to make rushing rules stick. Jn fee-gfzafefzniiy ounci The Interfraternity Council is composed of repre- sentatives of each of the seventeen fraternities at U.l3.C. Its main function is govern rushing. the acquisition of members into fraternities, but in addition organizes certain programmes of its own. Together with Panhellenic, the IFC puts on the Mardi Gras, the annual charity ball, which this year again raised over 154,000.00 and the Song Fest, an annual competition of choral singing. This last year the fraternities, through the IFC, supported the Homecoming float parade and the War Memorial Gymnasium fund drive. Also with Panhellenic, the IFC maintains a 31,000.00 bursary fund for needy students. A con- siderable sum was raised to add to this bursary fund. Both the IFC and UBC as a whole was honored with the elevation of Bruce Lee to the presidency of the Westerii Regional Interfraternity Conference. The WRIFC comprises thirty-four universities and colleges in the western United States and Canada and represents over 62,000 students. Lee is the first Can- adian to achieve this office. He was also the official delegate to the National Interfraternity Conference in New York, where he was the main force in the attempt to form a National Undergraduate Interfraternity Conference. In addition he has been appointed by NIC to be a member of a special committee to form this new organization. 4 i'Allen Goldsmith, president of the Inter Fraternity Council tried to re-organize group into a workable position. 131
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i' Representatives from each sorority met each week to discuss problems. Sitting in chesterfield is this year's executive lfrom left to rightl Shirley Finch, Shelia Stewart, Dodie O'brien, Jean Long and Liz Abercrombie. an-,Heffenic alaaociafion The Pan-hellenic Association started the 1950-51 term with its biggest rushing season on record, with 142 girls pledged on October 12th. i'President Dodie O'Brien ran Pan-Hell smoothly, was responsible for carrying out inter sorority relation. 130 Pan Hell, with its two delegates from each of the nine sororities on campus, plays a guiding role in rushing, writing all the rules into its constitution, which is revised every spring at Workshop, and seeing that the rules are kept. Pan-hellenic aim that' there be broad inter- sorority relations is carried out through various inter- sorority activities throughout the year. The bowling tournament held in February, saw Alpha Phi sorority take first place. Mardi Gras was the most important philanthropic effort of Panhellenic, along with IFC, and every sorority woman puts hours of work in this undertaking. Competition for the sale of raffle tickets helped the Mardi Gras tremendously and Alpha Delta Pi sorority came out on top. The Panhellic Banquet and Workshop in the spring ended the year for Pan Hell, when it elected the next year's officers and revises the Constitution. At the Banquet, the Honorary President, Dean Mawdsley and other special guests are feted. Dodie 0'Brien headed Pan Hell in 1950-51. Her executive were: Vice-President-lean Long, Secretary- Sheila Stevvartg Treasurer-Shirley Finch, and Activi- ties-Liz Abercrombie.
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