Then the clouds part, Swallows soaring between: The spring is awake, And the meadows are green, I jump up like mad; Break the old pipe in twain; And away to the meadows, The meadows again! EPSILON.

[Greek: Epsilon symbol]

Think of what the poor freshies used to go through in the old days of Delta Kappa and Signa Epsilon.

The Greek letters are twenty-four; which are formed, named, and sounded, thus: [Greek: A a], Alpha, a; [Greek: B, b], Beta, b; [Greek: G g], Gamma, g hard; [Greek: D d], Delta, d; [Greek: E e], Epsilon, e short; [Greek: Z z], Zeta, z; [Greek: Æ æ], Eta, e long;

(In Triangle of Mu Phi Epsilon, Feb. 1945) NM: additions & revisions.

(In Triangle of Mu Phi Epsilon, Feb. 1945) NM: additions & revisions.

[Greek: epsilon].