28 Sigma Kappa Triangle The recommendation was adopted that in the case of granting a dispensation, each Grand President shall notify the secretary of the I. S. C., who shall send official notifica- tion to the Pan-Hellenic asking the dispensation. The I. S. C. recommends that the report of the Commis- sioner of Education be made the basis for the definition of ‘‘an institution below collegiate rank.’’ (See Constitution, Art. IV). The Conference recommends that Deans of Women be encouraged to present to the I. S. C. matters of interest to collese women. The Conference authorized the secretary to have printed blanks whose use will lessen the difficulty in securing united action among the different sororities. The Sixth Inter-Sorority Conference desires to empha- size in the report the request that the editors of sorority magazines exercise more care in sending exchanges to the grand officers of other sororities, and in sending them promptly. The recommendation that fraternity journals be sent to all chapters in colleges where the respective sororities are represented, was reconsidered, and the editors are now requested to send but one copy to each college where repre- sented, this copy to be sent to the secretary of the Pan- Hellenic association. Some. music schools in universities where college sorori- ties have chapters have entrance requirements lower than the literary colleges. The delegates discussed the right to initiate students in these music schools, but found no satis- factory solution for the problem. The report of the committee on Pan-Hellenic recommen- dations was accepted. (For (a) see Part II). Alpha Phi announced that their sorority had succeeded in copyrighting their badge. A motion carried that each sorority be assessed $5.00 for Inter-Sorority Conference expenses. The Conference adjourned to meet in September, 1908. ELDA L. SMITH, Pi Beta Phi. Secretary Sixth Inter-Sorority Conference.