The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-25
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Deans Grill Students on
Actions at Fraternity
House Parties.

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March Is.
Waters Of Jordan river on Ind
ana university's campus rippled
with gossipy gusto today as parades
OF co-eds and men students treaded
paths to Offices of deans of men
and women.
There the students we're to ex-
plain, as plausible and innocently as
they could, what campus grapevine
rumor describes as a bacchic braWl
to which prominent ladies of the
quadrangles went in cosmestics and
silk, and from which they barged
home in taxicabs and tatters.
Already many who attended the
affair, depicted on invitations as a
dance, have survived the fearsome
minutes closeted with Miss Agnes E.
Wells, dean of women, and c. E.
Edmondson, dean of men,
Maybe They're Stuck
They have listened to accu tons
and open charges of misconduct
with wide-eyed surprise, and ex-
planned that their delinquency is
nothing more than stool-pigon's
myth That's their story and they
wonder whether they'll be stuck
with it,
Summons by Dean Wells of girls
who attended that party, and an
other fraternity dance, sent fear
flaming across the campus, from fra
ternity houses interspersed with
Bloomington dwellings to those iso-
lated at the far end of the schools
domain.
The dean requested confessions
from those who overstepped con-
ventions bounds by tripping up
stairWays to floors above that on
which dozens of feet were stepping
the juggling Indiana hop.
Receiving none, the girls say, she
leveled a charge that those who
sought dark hooks for a sip of what
students here substitute for highly
elaborated water, had, by so doing,
Joined the ancient sorority that pa
raded Caesars highways, their hair
bound with yellow filets
Boys Called In
Meanwhile the dean of men was
not idle Members of the chapter
were called to confer with him, but
their stories differed from those
which had reached the officials OF
the university.
First action that students traced
to the investigation of the party
was the disappearance from school
and dismissal of coed last week
The second move was the dismissal
Monday night of Lillian Bornoff
IS, freshman, from East Chicago
Missing overnight Miss Bornoff is
at home.
Now the AK is poised again, but
when it will fall, or upon whom,
there is none to predict.
Before Dean Ednondson, Tuesday,
the majority of the fraternity
members we're called again. The
dean declared that there had been
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was investigating the party to date,
there had been no disciplinary
measures taken.
Rests With Committee
Thursday the committee of stu
dent affairs is expected to convene,
and 1t rests with that faculty group
whether there will be further, action
against students.
One member of the fraternity
whose members are under the
shadow Of the university's discipline
emerged from Dean Edmondson' S
office Tuesday afternoon visibly
worried.
L don't exnow what they will do.
We hope they won't take away our
chapter charter" he said.
A member of the other organiza-
ton whose party is questioned, de-
MED any Of the insinuations cast
upon the fraternity's morals.
Il took my sister to the dance.
We saw nothing out of the way" he
said