Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . and will be given a specialmedal, besides the two mentioned here. Thus culminates the life of a brother who exemplifiedthose traits of character which Sigma Phi Epsilon needs no obituary, his record speaks for itself. Allhonor has been paid him by the French RepubHc andSigma Phi Epsilon never forgets. His was a life of pur- Kiffin Yates Rockwell 19 pose and bravery, and he will be mourned by all whoknew him. Death takes us by surprise,And stays our hurrying feet;The great design unfinished lies,Our lives are incomplete. But in the dark unknownPerfect thei
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . and will be given a specialmedal, besides the two mentioned here. Thus culminates the life of a brother who exemplifiedthose traits of character which Sigma Phi Epsilon needs no obituary, his record speaks for itself. Allhonor has been paid him by the French RepubHc andSigma Phi Epsilon never forgets. His was a life of pur- Kiffin Yates Rockwell 19 pose and bravery, and he will be mourned by all whoknew him. Death takes us by surprise,And stays our hurrying feet;The great design unfinished lies,Our lives are incomplete. But in the dark unknownPerfect their circles seem, .Even as a bridges arch of stoneIs rounded in the stream. Alike are life and death,When life in death survives,And the uninterrupted breathInspires a thousand lives. Were a star quenched on high For ages would its light Still traveling downward from the sky. Shine on our mortal sight. So when a great man dies For years beyond our ken, The light he leaves behind him lies Upon the paths of men. — The Interfraternity Conference In view of the fact that before another issue of thispubUcation is printed, the Interfraternity Conference willhave met in New York, it might be well to utilize this spacein an endeavor to explain just what the functions of thisOrganization are. This article is written more especiallyfor the information of the undergraduates as the alumni aremore or less posted in this matter. While each chapter receives annually a copy of the min-utes of this Conference, yet we believe we are safe in sayingthat there are but few who take up this pamphlet and readit from cover to cover, and unless this is done one can hardlygain any definite knowledge of what this powerful Organiza-tion is doing. The aims and objects of the Conference can best belearned from reading the following, A Declaration ofPrinciples, drawn up at the meeting in Chicago in May,1913: We, the Greek-letter societies of America, inconvention assembled, do make the following d
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