THE THETA FIJI. Tbeta Cbapter of Phi Gaiiima Dolta J. P. iLand Law We have had many liberal donations of pictures and penants, which, when added to the ones we already owned, P. P. Salter B. S. fill up the walls completely. Also, we M. E. have a piano which is one of the greatest pleasures we get out of the house, for our bunch is a very musical 1912. J. M. Bradley A. B. UNIVERSITY, ALABAMA 1913. Published every now and then by Theta Chapter's Active Men VOL. 3. DECEMBER, 1910. W. W. Crawford 1914. No. 4 Otis Dresslar B. S. one. C. M. Pitts A. B. S. C. Orr B. S. Glee Club, as well as several who can play the piano and various other in .1. O'Rear A. B. struments. BOARD OF EDITORS F. R. Maxwell Editor and Business Manager J. M. Bradley Assistant Editor Theta Chapter Reporters EDITORIAL. The late appearance of this issue of the Theta Fiji will help to show that we have been busier making his tory, than writing it. This year has brought with it the realization of many of our dreams, and of our one dream—to have a chapter house. Short as it has been since we began with a house, yet we feel that it is no longer an experiment, but has become a permanent feature with Theta chapt^. At present the house is only a rent ed one, but we still have the lot on University Avenue. And let us make it this year's work to start that chap ter house, then, when it is finished, we will have a home of our own. Some ci; the advantages of a chap ter house have already been manife.5ted. There is a marked improvement Chas. Rudolph W. E. Rudolph D. A. Vaughan Lei'ghton Wood E. E. Special A. B. Special More interest is now life. , The interest shown by our young alumni also is most encouraging and with their hearty cooperation V'S ought to feel able to cope with any s.'