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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) ro OS 279A-WF-222936-BHRI Continuation of FD-302 of | | ,On 09/10/2007 _, Page 3 good-looking members, maintained high grades, and were very involved in campus activities. [~~ —] thought that, if the KKG chapter was not the best sorority at the University of Cincinnati, it was certainly one of the top three, along with Theta Grapes Alpha Theta) and Tri-Delt (Delta Delta Delta). described the members as_" 1 ladies" who were very friendly and not snobs, although acknowledged that a man trying to get a date with a member might have a different perspective. According tof —_L xxe socialized primarily with other fraternities, and thought most women in the chapter dated fraternity members. [suggested that someone who was not a member of a fraternity would have a hard time "finding an in" with a sorority member. [__|could not recall anyone dating or showing attention to someone for the purpose of making fun of or embarrassing them. The name [| was not familiar to [ located a psychology\major named in her yearbook for 1968, and provided the interviewing agent with a photocopy of the page with[ | photograph (page Lt] providea| _| yearbooks for 1965 through: 1969 for review. There were no entries in the indexes for IVINS, and he was not observed in any_of the ee ee reviewed, to include tne of which was a member. It was noted that the University had a large pharmaceutical program, and there were student organizations for the American Pharmaceutical Association and a Pharmaceutical Tribunal. No other science-related organizations were immediately observed, with the ex jon of organizations related to chemical snvineering bee notes that the indexes included references to individual photos of students as well as students appearing in group photographs.: thought that if IVINS was pictured in a yearbook, individually or as part of a group, his name would have appeared in the index, unless it had been inadvertently left out. did not become involved with KKG as an alumnae until mam ears after graduating, and then only at a local level in never heard anyone talk about missing vitual books or the KKG ritual and initiation ceremony being made public. lived in ; so would not have been aware