Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 18: Nov., 1920
Another thing to be considered is that, with the house in good financial condition, there shall be no need for any brother to perform menial service while residing there. Not that the Fraternity objects to any kind of work, so long as it is of an honorable character; but only because the kind of work referred to in this case must, from the distinction it raises among brothers, cause some one of them to suffer a sense of humiliation. But, like other objectionable features, this one may be removed by the election of a comptroller, preferably a man of recognized character and ability, whose duty it shall be to see that the house is conducted on a sound financial basis.
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