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Title: The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Alpha Tau Omega
Subjects: Greek letter societies
Publisher: (Champaign, Ill., etc.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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are preparing our annual report and expect to send everychapter a copy, in which they will see what we are really doing. Will close by saying that we are all studying hard, learningfast, and expect to pass our final examinations successfully. With best wishes to you all. J. E. Doughtie, Correspondent. TENN. LAMBDA, CUMBERLAND UNIV., LEBANON. We have been very successful in securing good men from thejunior law class. Thia term of school began Jan. 24, and therewas a great rush for new men. The class as a body pledged it-self not to join any fraternity for one month, and during that timeall of the fraternities did some hard work. But when the timearrived for action we made a bold strike and succeeded in captur-ing four of the best in the class, which was more than any otherfraternity did. They were the following: V. Gregory, Mayfield,Ky.; W. P. Richardson, Arkadelphia, Ark.; W. P. Reed, Pulas-ki Tenn.; Smithson, Greenfield, Tenn. Dr. Noble, Houston, Texas, a member of the senior law has
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CHAPTER LETTERS. 229 been initiated since our last letter. We lose many men by grad-uation, but hope to find others to fill their places. Bro. O. T. McCroskey, who is a member of the senior liter-ary class, has been elected its president. He has made the bestgrade, not only in his class, but in the university. Since his en-trance he has always stood in the lead. Lambda is very proudof such a member. We have one of the editors of the college magazine. Ourstanding in the law class has been among the best. We have received a number of pins, which were ordered byWright Kay & Co. Among the number was a chapter pin pre-sented to Lambda by our resident members, John Corvan, Ed.Green, Mitch Cummins and Leslie Stratton. A pledge buttonwas also purchased. Bro. E. J. McCroskey has returned from an extensive tripwest and meets with us regularly. With best wishes for all A. T. O.s. T. B. Forgey, Correspondent. TEXAS GAMMA EPSILON, AUSTIN COLLEGE SHERMAN. Since our last letter we have initiated

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