Alpha Tau Omega Palm, 1890, Vol. 10 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Alpha Tau Omega Palm, 1890, Vol. 10

The fraternities are growing to be better friends as they grow older; and though their rivalries are still intense and 'their ideals divergent, they still realize that they, like the many nations of the two Americas, have a common faith, a common hope and a common destiny. Pan-hellenism, like pan-americanism, is becoming less of a fiction every day. Sigma C/ii Quarterly, November.

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