Fraternity questions rise amid campus life debate
A college student asks Cynthia Grey about the value and obligations of joining a fraternity. The columnist argues a best fraternity offers life benefits beyond college, suggests honesty about finances, and notes alternatives such as joining later. Also included are brief explanations of bear flag history moniker and a salt rising bread recipe.
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Musical Comedy Duo Draws Capacity Crowds at Olympic
Elsie Brosche, incipal with Ted Howndt's company, attracts capacity audiences at the Olympic Theatre. She is a former Seattle entertainer with a pleasing voice and charming personality.
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