Report of Inter-Sorority Conference 27 at once become binding upon all chapters, the Grand Coun- cils being responsible for the observance. ARTICLE X. LEGISLATION. Legislation enacted by a sorority at the suggestion of the Conference can be repealed or modified only by formal action of the sororities, who must follow the regular order of ‘procedure (Art. IX). Legislation cannot be changed by any one sorority, or by the Inter-Sorority Conference. AR DICH SE. AMENDMENTS. This constitution may be amended by a unanimous vote of all the sororities, represented in the Inter-Sorority Confer- ence. On balloting, each delegate voted in favor of adopting the constitution as presented, with the exception of Alpha Omicron Pi, who had not yet been instructed by her sorority. In reporting the result of the vote on the High school sorority question, Miss Holcombe announced that Motion I (that sororities in High schools and other secondary schools be discountenanced) had carried every sorority except Alpha Omicron Pi, who had been unable to give a definite vote, since the voting blanks did not reach her. Her delegate, however, reported that she concurred in Motion I. ‘The vote on Motion II was not unanimous with the eleven fraternities heard from. A motion was carried that a protest be formulated and sent to Mrs. Martin and Mr. Baird, asking them to use their influence against High school sororities, by inserting articles against these organizations in the next editions of their books. ‘The editors of the different sorority magazines are urged in each issue to include articles discouraging High school sororities, and to omit all articles encouraging them. The committee on recommendations made its report, which included all recommendations submitted by the various delegates in their reports.