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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1960)
SPRING TKRM GRADK AVKRAGKS Men's UO Women’s Organization* GPA Rank Organization* 3.106 1 Oi ides (1) 3.003 Non-Organization Women 2.987 2 Kappa Alpha Theta (2) 2.985 3 Alpha Xi Delta (3) 2.959 4 Alpha Chi Omega (4) 2.905 5 Ann Judson House (5) 2.887 6 Rebec House (6) 2.878 7 Alpha Phi (7) 2.863 8 Kappa Kappa Gamma (8) 2.861 9 Sigma Kappa (9) 2.857 Women’s Clubs 2.836 10 Delta Delta Delta (10) 2.827 11 Sweetaer Hall (11) 2.820 12 Pi Beta Phi (12) Gamma Hall (1) 2 819 13 I 2.809 14 Schafer Hall (13) Canard Club (2) 2.802 15 Non-Orgunization Men 2.79‘! 2.776 Women's Sororities 2.772 16 University House (14) Clark Hall (3) 2.768 17 2.780 18 Delta Zeta (15j 2 7482 All Women 2.7576 19 Alpha Omicron Pi (16) 2.727 20 Chi Omega (17) 2.724 21 Gamma Phi Beta (18) Alpha Hall (4) 2 698 22 2 690 23 Alpha Delta Pi (19) Sigma Phi Kpsilon (5) 2.689 All University 2.687 AU University 2.685 25 Highland Houae (20) Men's Residence Halls 2.683 2.650 28 Douglass Hall (21) All Men 2.647 Men’s Clubs 2.643 Tau Kappa Kpsilon (6) 2.640 27 Adams Hail (7) 2.621 28 Phi Kappa Sigma (8) 2 620 29 Phi Kappa Pal <9> 2 608 30 2 597 31 McAlister Hall (221 Campbell Club (10) 2.591 32 Pi Kappa Phi <11) 2 590 33 Phi Gamma Delta 4 12) 2.386 34 2.378 35 Smith Hall (23) Lambda Chi Alpha (13) 2.577 36 2-370 Women’s Dormitories 2.564 37 Carson Hall (24) Sigma Alpha Mu (14) 2 563 38 Delta Upsllon (15) 2.5612 39 Chi Pai (18) 2 5609 40 f 2.557 41 Hawthorne Hall (26) Alpha Tau Omega (17) 2.552 42 Philadelphia House (18) 2 544 43 Kappa Sigma (19) 2.542 44 2.539 45 Delta Gamma (26) Men's Fraternities 2.523 Beta Theta Pi (20) 2.520 46 2.511 47 Alpha Gamma Delta (27) 2.507 48 Hendricks Hall (28) Young Hall (21) 2.499 49 Hale Kane (22) 2.495 50 Phi Delta Theta (23) 2 494 51 Men’s Dormitories 2.466 Sigma Chi < 24 ) 2.460 52 Morton Hall (25) 2.449 53 Theta Chi (26) 2.439 54 Stafford Hall (27) 2.416 55 De Cou Hall (28) 2.407 56 Sherry Ross Hall (29) 2.398 57 2.394 58 Zeta Tau Alpha (29) Men’s Freshman Dorms 2.385 Omega Hall (301 2.377 59 McClure Hall (31) 2.373 60 2.361 61 Susan Campbell Hall (30) Phi Sigma Kappa (32) 2.358 62 Sigma Alpha Epsilon (33 ) 2.354 63 Delta Tau Delta (34) 2.337 64 Dyment Hall (35) 2.326 65 Sheldon Hall (36) 2.325 66 Banister Inn (37) 2.181 67 Sigma Nu (38) 2.180 68 Married students picnic set Sunday All married students attending the University are invited to a picnic Htarting at 2 p. m. Sun day at Armitage State park, Jerry Cates of the married stu dents committee said Tuesday. The picnic will be served about 3 p. m. Table service, punch and coffee will be furnished. Couples attending the picnic are asked to bring a hot dish and a salad or dessert. Armitage State Park is located five miles northeast of Eugene GPA list revision considered; uniform computing method sought A revision of the living organ ization grade point average list is now being considered by the student affairs office. University officials have not yet decided what the new method of compu tation will be. The present GPA schedule (which is printed elsewhere on this page) has been standard | since at least 1943 and a similar list may date back to 1908, ac cording to Clifford L. Constance, i University registrar. Purpose of the change is to i provide a uniform method of com I puling the grade point average j for all living organizations. At present, fraternity grade | point averages are calculated to include pledge class members in : dormitories while sorority grades only include those women who live within the house. It is assumed that freshmen ' earn lower- grades than do upper classmen. If this is so, then fra ternities would tend to be rated much lower than sororities, al though upper class grades might < be somewhat similar. Because of the different meth ods of computation, discrepancies SPE undergrads lead in grades Sigma Phi Epsilon placed first : in fraternity undergraduate 1 grades during the 1959-60 school * year with an average of 2.585 ! with 3369 total hours. Second in grades was Tau Kap pa Epsilon with 2.577 with 2414 total hours. Third was Phi Kappa i Psi with a GPA of 2.472. The Phi ' Psi's had a total of 3073 hours. The yearly averages for all un dergraduate men was 2.460. All [ fraternity average was 2.399. 3—r— Pledges' grades for women given Alpha Xi Delta led the women's I pledge class grades for spring term with a 3.118 average. Pi Beta Phi was next with 2.845 and Gamma Phi Beta was third with 2.724. Other house averages for the pledges were Kappa Alpha Theta, 2.718; Delta Delta Delta. 2.710; Alpha Delta Pi, 2.694; Alpha Chi Omega. 2.619: Alpha Phi, 2.619; Chi Omega, 2.595; Sigma Kappa, 2.561; Kappa Kappa Gamma. 2.528; Alpha Gamma Delta, 2.419; Alpha Omicron Pi, 2.415: Delta Gamma, 2.337; Delta Zeta. 2.309; and Zeta Tau Alpha, 2.143. # NOTE; Save Your Money! Buy a HOMECOMING PACKAGE and save $1.00. If you purchased your tickets separately it would cost you: $ .50 Homecoming Button $2.00 Varsity Show (couple) $6.00 Dance & Concert (couple) Total $8.50 PACKAGE PRICE: $7:50 ... get yours today!! have always occupied between the all-campus list and the grade list prepared for fraternities. Last term the fraternities, ac cording to the all-campus list, were listed: Sigma Phi Epsilon (It, Tau Kappa Epsilon (2), Phi Kappa Sigma (3) and Phi Kappa Psi (4 i. According to the fraternity list (which includes pledges*, they were ranked: Tau Kappa Epsilon (1*. Sigma Phi Epsilon (2*, Sig ma Alpha Mu (3i, and Phi Kap pa Phi (4*. Metzler appointed to new SU office Ken Metzler, a graduate in Journalism from the University, has been appointed to the re cently created office of Assistant Director of the Student Union for Publications. As assistant director for pub lications he will serve in an ad visory capacity to the University publications: The Oregana, the Northwest Review, The Emerald, the Old Oregon and, tentatively, the Ore-nter. He is also editor of the Old Oregon magazine. While attending the University he held various positions on The Emerald including news editor and associate editor. After grad uating in 1951 he worked on the Rosebury News Review and the Cooa Bay World (then the Coos Bay Times*. From 1966 until now he has been a free-lance writer and has been published in many national magazines, including Sunset, Popular Mechanics and various house organs. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 2-1411, Ext. 618. Swingline stapler no bigger fjj than a pack €j j^fgumf I: . A do-it-yourself kit in the palm of your hand! Unconditionally guar anteed, Tot makes book covers, fastens papers, does arts and crafts work, mends, tacks...no end of uses! Buy it at your college book store} * INC. Long Island City. Now Yofh. N.Y.l Advertising Benefits You I WELCOME BACK! Come in and see us before school starts. We have car litter-bags with U of O football schedules PLUS SERVICE AND SHELL AT CAMPUS SHELL 13th and Hilyard Near The Campus #?nrr£# WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! 13th & HILYARD «• ... . ; ; ; ; i - , , ; - ,
