The University of Southern California and University of California, (southern branch), were joint hosts of the occasion. This conference was attended by the student body presidents of the University of California; University of California (southern branch): University of Washington; University of Idaho: Washington State College: University of Oregon; Oregon Agricultural College; California Aggies; University of British Columbia: Pacific University; University of Nevada; Whitman College; Occidental College; and Williamette.

DISCUSS PROBLEMS
A round table discussion of the general problems and common affairs were the main features of the conference. Some of the topics discussed were "Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Student body problems", and "the scholarship and student-faculty relationship." Some of the important resolutions passed were: the resolution favoring honor system as traditional rather than as a written code; the resolution against hazing freshmen on the campus and within the different organized groups; and favoring the enforcement of customs of the schools by upper-classmen rather than by sop homores.

Sentiment, in general, was against the point systems, now in vogue in some institutions. This point system limits students in extra- curricular activities by making each activity count a certain number of points. When a student has attained a certain maximum number of points, he is eliminated from participation. The main objection to this was that it has proven that student activities cannot be measured in terms of figures and one student may be capable of doing more than another. So it was considered better that a student should be allowed to participate in as many activities as the scholarship rules allowed.  Ed concerned the student body building. Another important matter discussed. Special attention being given to the students. 