Caption: Booklet - Organization of the Office of the Dean of Men (1930)
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Scilol.Al INI- Scholarship and whatever mnects it -li with the curri ilun the student is primarily the con era of the \ rious D( the -li* but scholarship and conduct an- insepi \y in and so 1 itn the lark of inter* st, in jular lano had moral habit all have thru eff< upon the holarship < tin indent. W h e n a s t u d e n t ' s scholarship falls d o w n , it is de- tirable to look into his habits and to try to corre* I them s his scholarship may come up. th; Phi Eta Sigma, tie- h o n o r a r y freshman organization, is hav ing its influence upon the s holarship of the in hmen and tin :h this organization the best underclassmen are influing others to raise their scholastic average. To date, sixteen of these 01 anizations have been installed in various institutions of the country. T H E WORKIIS STUDENT As has I n indicated previously in speaking of Mr. Smith's work, a definite attempt is made to find employment for the student who must work his way through coll je. These \ irking students often are among the best and most serious-minded in attendance. ]\ they can he properly plao 1 their work often S no1 inl rfere seriously with their scholastic progr< s. With a little moi • expenditure of money in the office the condition could b improved and more undergr; Luates help I to tmd work. < ] fOUSING Co DITIONS The ei n f fraternity nd soi rity houses has continued almost villi as much enthusiasm this past y ir as in the previou • rs. This multipli ttion of organized hous< . h > had its definite ff' in tl; two <iti< upon h o u s i n g conditions for student not m nl of organized groups. Vacant houses and signs ^^i r< m renl more and more numerous i that the unoi nized ptudenl li little difficulty, if h( ill go a short distance I \)U in iinohn tdequafc and salisi tory lodgii pla A »od many of tin fraterniti* have built new hoe with \ / little (main lal I In . Some « th< hou me < I bein iva m in their furni hin md in th usiv l"l
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