Editorials 31 organization of Pan-Hellenics there be one active and one alumna member from each chapter, instead of two active members. 2. That there be regular meetings of the Pan-Hellenic, as often as once in two months, at least. 3. That invitations to the meetings be extended to the Deans of Women and Faculty Women. 4. That Pan-Hellenics give particular attention to Article II, Sec. 4, in the Model Constitution, and in the meetings extend their discussion to questions of general college interest. ‘There might be discussion of such topics as The Promiscuous Wearing of Fraternity Pins, Chaperones of Sorority Houses, Incessant Calling at Sorority Houses, Lifting of Pledges, and Cribbing. 5. That complaints and difficulties in Pan-Hellenics be reported directly to the Grand Presidents, and settled by them when possible. 6. That a late pledge day be urged upon all chapters, preferably a sophomore pledge day. LILLIAN W. THompsoN, Gamma Phi Beta. SARAH B, MATHEWS, Sigma Kappa, Committee. EDITORIALS The holiday season with its spirit of comradeship and good cheer is upon us, and to every reader of the Triangle, far and wide, we wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. At this season is brought home to us more emphatically perhaps than at any other, the thought that we are happiest and merriest when we are helping some one else