L RARITAN FIJI Exhibit "A" RUTGERS UNIVERSITY SOPH HOP 1966 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. House Improvements, Soph Hop In Spotlight Returning from an enjoyable vacation, the Brothers of Nu Beta were surprised to find that the chapter house had been "dormitorized" during the summer. The University's indecision regarding [SETai Irands in the area. With a great concert and an equally great party, this Soph Hop weekend should he just what tlie doctor ordered, to cure the study hall blues that is. the re-location of the fraternity system and the pressing demands President's Message of the New Brunswick Fire De partment had resulted in the alumni raising the necessary funds Nu Beta's 50th year on the to make the house safer and more Rutgers campus will be cele brated in a grand fashion at our pleasant. Our stairways were en Pig Dinner in the spring. Plans closed with fire-proof walls and doors, and a heat-sensitive fire alarm system was installed. festive occasion, as Archon Presi dent Danner Lee Mahood has The decision not to move to the Heights in the immediate future has also permitted the chapter to continue making the house more livable. Plans to panel the living room, tile the kitchen floor, refinish the living room and dining room floors, and replace the dining room ceiling are already in prog ress and are expected to be com pleted by Thanksgiving. Soph Hop Nu Beta fijis anxiously await the coming of the first really "big" are already in full swing for the Soph Hop '65; High School Harry consented to serve as our guest speaker. A chapter history is pres ently in the making, and will be night, November 18, a concert featuring the Rascals, the Blues Project, and Charlie Manna will be given in the gym. Many fijis distributed to all who attend the dinner. A directory of all li\lng Nu Beta Fijis is being compiled and will also be available. The and their dates will be among those who enjoy this fine enter only doubt in our expectation of success is the response we will tainment. In addition to the con receive from our alumni. The date for the dinner is set for cert, the final game of the foot ball season will be played against Saturday evening, April 29, 1967. Colgate on Saturday afternoon. Will you insure its success by- Saturday night the scene will planning now to be present. The shift from the stadium to the Phi Gam house where the brothers entire undergraduate chapter is looking forward to welcoming you and their dates will party to the back "on the Banks." weekend of this college year. Soph Hop '66. This first major weekend at Rutgers should prove sound of the "Pastel Four," a Fraternally, group who has entertained us on Peter Navolanic to be a great success. On Friday sidered to be one of the best numerous occasion, and is con President Pei'ge! \r\nRARITAN PAGE TWO RARITAN FIJI FIJI INTRAMURALS NU BETA of PHI GAMMA DELTA 78 Easton Avenue New Brunswick, N. J. Editor — ROBERT SCRIVANI Reporters — RICHARD TURNER IVAN WHITE PETER NAVOLANIC This year Nu Beta continues to New Brunswick Once again the intramural race for the Keller Trophy is under way, and Phi Gam will again be represented in all sports as we try to gain the trophy for the championshii^. The Fiji defense was virtually impregnable through the season as it allowed only four TD's in six games. However our third year in a row and the fifth times being able to score almost since its inception eleven years ago. The final results are always close and this year will be no ex at will, and at other times unable ception. Fijis Serve Fommnnity serve the FIJI area with a variety of service projects. The brothers are acting as chaperones, and are providing general organization for mixers at the YWCA. Every other Friday night at least five brothers will be pres With the winter sports schedule starting, the Fiji purple has started off quickly once again, though not quite as well as last year. For the fourth year in a row we have captured the cross-countiy title with Fiji Ron Miller leading the field across the finish line. He was followed closely by brothers Matt Couzens in third. Rich Turn er in fourth, Paul Wilburger in thirteenth, and Bob Beardsley in ent at these mixers. Also various nineteenth. With over 120 runners tutoring projects are being con sidered. We hope these programs competing, it's easy enough to see that the purple completely domi will be as successful, and as re nated this event. warding, as our work at the Neighborhood House last year. ALUMNI: Please send any change in address to us so we may keep our records up to date. Despite all-out efforts, we were not able to gain the finals in either of the other two fall sports. In flag football, one safety proved to be our undoing as we lost 2-0 in a playoff game for the league offense went hot and cold — at to mount any sort of an attack. The failure to make the final play off was especially disappointing since we felt that we had the potential to match the undefeated team of two years ago. In intra mural tennis we ha\e ne\^er posed much of a threat in the past, and likewise this year we could not advance anyone as far as the semi-finals. Dcs]rite these setbacks, we are looking forward optimistically to the w i n t e r sports. Nearly everyone is returning from last year's basketball and wrestling teams, both of which won their sports. Also we ha\c gained strength in volleyball and hand ball and look for additional points in these two sports. With an all-out effort from the entire house we hope to see the Keller Trophy residing in our den by Fiji Island weekend next Spring. 50th Anniversary Pig Dinner APRIL 29, 1967 MAIN SPEAKER: BANNER LEE MAHOD, ARCHON PRESIDENT DO YOU PLAN TO ATTEND? SUCCESS DEPENDS ON YOU!