Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma, Vol. 38: A Journal of the Fraternity and of College and Fraternity Affairs; December, 1922
We are glad indeed to express our approval of such broad-minded interpretation of the relations between fraternities and the exclusion of racial and religious distinctions from among them. Fraternities, though frequently accused of being snobbish, are, as a matter of fact, extremely democratic organizations, and such they must remain.
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