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[[Image:Chinook1913 AlphaTauOmega house.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Alpha Tau Omega house, WSC 1912]]On campus, four national fraternities were recognized: Kappa Sigma, Sigma Nu, Alpha Tau Omega, and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Three local fraternities were also present: Phi Upsilon, Delta, and Lantuama.

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Sororities on campus were all local: Pi Delta Phi, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Beta Pi, Alpha Theta Sigma, and Theta Kappa.

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Sororities on campus at the beginning of the year were all local: Pi Delta Phi, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Beta Pi, Alpha Theta Sigma, and Theta Kappa. Phi Alpha Epsilon was installed as Pi Beta Phi in 5/1912 and Theta Kappa was installed as Alpha Delta Phi (and later internationally the name was changed to Alpha Delta Pi) on 10/5/1912. It is interesting to note that the first Washington State College Panhellenic Council was also held in 1912 on September 15, 1912.

Professional fraternities included Alpha Zeta (agriculture) and Mining Engineering’s local Omega, and honorary debate fraternity Kappa Alpha.

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Literary organizations—Columbian Literary Society, Roosevelt Literary Society, and Washington Literary Society—were popular, judging by the large numbers of members. Debating and oratorical groups Websterian Debating Society and The Philomathian Debating Society also had a following.

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Other organizations were the Country Life Club (agriculture), Crimson Circle (student activism in college affairs), Broadway Club (ex-students of Seattle’s Broadway High School), and the Irish Club (merry-making Irish guys).

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Other organizations were the Country Life Club (agriculture), Crimson Circle (student activism in college affairs), Broadway Club (ex-students of Seattle’s Broadway High School), and the Irish Club (merry-making Irish guys).

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A Century Back: Washington State College in 1912

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 [[Image:Chinook1913 AlphaTauOmega house.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Alpha Tau Omega house, WSC 1912]]On campus, four national fraternities were recognized: Kappa Sigma, Sigma Nu, Alpha Tau Omega, and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Three local fraternities were also present: Phi Upsilon, Delta, and Lantuama.
-Sororities on campus were all local: Pi Delta Phi, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Beta Pi, Alpha Theta Sigma, and Theta Kappa.
+Sororities on campus at the beginning of the year were all local: Pi Delta Phi, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Beta Pi, Alpha Theta Sigma, and Theta Kappa. Phi Alpha Epsilon was installed as Pi Beta Phi in 5/1912 and Theta Kappa was installed as Alpha Delta Phi (and later internationally the name was changed to Alpha Delta Pi) on 10/5/1912. It is  interesting to note that the first Washington State College Panhellenic Council was also held in 1912 on September 15, 1912.
 Professional fraternities included Alpha Zeta (agriculture) and Mining Engineering’s local Omega, and honorary debate fraternity Kappa Alpha.
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 Literary organizations—Columbian Literary Society, Roosevelt Literary Society, and Washington Literary Society—were popular, judging by the large numbers of members. Debating and oratorical groups Websterian Debating Society and The Philomathian Debating Society also had a following.
 Other organizations were the Country Life Club (agriculture), Crimson Circle (student activism in college affairs), Broadway Club (ex-students of Seattle’s Broadway High School), and the Irish Club (merry-making Irish guys).
 == Life on Campus  ==