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r~aT B A C H- Exclusive location, facing the Atlantic. Ocean view from every room, private beach, bathing f rom hotel. Complete fa-' cilities: Radio in al rooms; meals- in DJining Roni or Patio; unique' Cocktail Lounge. Two e laborate penthouses for complte husekeeping. European Plan. Restricted clientele - friendly homelike, atmnosphere.ý No deviation from published rates. For bookiet and Meails, write to: L f G. S. PICKARD, AOfanage AVENUE AT...3Othý STREET, fraternities and open houses at the institution. These officers are to serve duririg the second semester of the *-schooI term, which beginis February 7. Students electéd to positions are: Gilbert Melntosh, 521 Roslyn. road, Kenilworth; president, of. Sigma Chi; Robert Ujnderwbod, 75 Robsart road, .Kenilworth, sergeant-at-arms:of Phi Kappa Sigma; William Belding,: 574 Stonegate terrace, Glencee scribe of Delta Sigma Pi. *Josephi Osten, 226 Ninth. street, Wilmette, secretary of Sigma CIi; *Ross Porter, 1218 Forest avenue,ý secretary. of Delta Upsilon;. an d Hugo Stange, 230 .Sheridan - road, Winnetka, social chairni of Pi *Kappa Alpha.- -Students Find Way TO FEscape Examis Carl Hotze and Byron Beaton of Wilmette, Arthur Seder of Kenil- worth, and Herbert Steilberger of Glencoe, were among 48 students at Northwestern university who fownd a way to avoid a final examination. The method is simple. They just handed in homework ini economnics at every class period and, they noW have grades of A or A- for the serm- By Marjorle MeLean Leary .School Consultantt 7 R ecause of the excellent scholastic standing and the low tuition rates, Canadian schools have long attract- ý ed students from the UnitedStates. *Many of t h e s e schools a c c e p t pup ils bet ween the ages of 8 and, 19 w h i1e others accept onfly boys or girls- for -col- lege preparation. The Province of Ontario where the cities -of Ottawa and Torontoý are Iocated., containsI a large numnber of pirivate board- Bern ie 'Photo ing, schools. The Marjorle Leari- city and environs of M&ontreal bas its share. The cities of Vancouver, Vic- toria and Winnipeg in the western provinces, ail have a great number of fine eeheeis. Eight hundred dollars is the top tuition for most of the schools in Canada.. There is a large group with. tuitions ranging between $400 and $600. Lists of Canadiân schools' which have indicated interest in en- rolling Americans are available- ancd information about these schools nax- be had -upon request. .FR1 BETA KAPPA 'd lias béen received -ST. PAIIL-UIMNEAPIILIS 11 I I K 9 r trieuias. înse suctets re as- sured of a grade, of B or better. While the rest of the students in the class prepare for a three-hoiur ex.. an-ination next week, these 48 are looking for more courses where study ail through the year pays divi-, dends in oral quizzes at the end Of the semester. Mr, Hotze, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hotze of 749 Twelfth street, Wil- mette, is a sophomore enrolled in the college _of liberal arts and a mette, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraterni- ty, at Dartmtouth college where he is a senior. Seymour, who was* named for bis grandfather, lives in, Denver, Colo., and on various occa-, sions -visîts in Wihnette with rela-' tives. wortli, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur. R. Seder, is a sophomore enrolled in the college of liberal arts. He camne. to Northwestern University after a KJPn ait BUILDING IVANSTONi ILLINOIS T/ze~ COLLINS BI VEEN