The Owlet Volume 5 Issue 1 Fall 1996 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI ETA DEUTERON CHAPTER job as we pledged 17 outstanding young men. This accomphshed the first of four main goals the chapter has adopted Social NickSteger This year's social calendar began with our bid day festivities. The party was held a K.C.'s -Tavern in Oxford. The evening's entertainment was provided the band Gypsy Blue. Phi Gam pledges got a great taste of our fraternity and the university social scene. for-the semester. Chapter 2 ★ ★ we will celebrate the victoiy to the sounds of Law of Nature. This is one of the most popular band in the area and ,we anticipate a huge crowd. In September, the Rebels face off with Auburn. This night's sound will be from the house favorite, 80's band Social 2 Ty Barkley Chapter This fall, we are proud to implement, a revised scholarship program for all of the brothers, actives and pledges. For the pledges, we plan to have small groups of two or three pledges supervised by an active. They wiU John Zoeller meet at least once a week Ole Miss foptball kicks off this year with a battle against Idaho State on Aug. 31. That night Scholarship State of the Fall is upon us again here at Ole Miss, and with it a very exciting semester. It began with a very productive rush here at Eta Deuteron. Everyone did an excellent until midterm. Scholarship 2 Editors Look Collin Brown & Kevin Wright Continued on Page 3 \r\nChapter eon't The three other goals are in no particular order as they encompass the entire semester. First, develop a graduate/parent network that gets you more involved with your or your son's chapter: Next, we want to develop the Ole Miss vs. The Owlet so they can be worn by Arkansas State game. males and females. Also This night we will feature Barney Bamwell and this fall you should Woodstick. A trademark pocket, handy combination of rock and for storing all your personal items. They are what everyone will be wearing this season. bluegrass, these hillbillies are rock'n. Scholarship con't a group of brothers who After midterm, groups have the ability to will be restructured, and become future cabinet officers. This is essential to pur chapter, as four of our five cabinet members will be graduating this May. Finally, but quite possibly more important, we have set the goal of , initiating over 90% of our pledges. This is vital for our chapter as we have many seniors who will be graduating this year. As you can see, the chapter has some very serious, yet exciting, challenges facing it this semester. If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact me at any time. (601)234-8039. Social con't Ronny Raygun. The next football weekend is expect to see our "Wow, Kevin Lives There" f \ Homecoming is the best time for all you graduate brothers out there to come by and join the fun. We have booked two bands. On Friday, we will host everyone's favorite. Dash Rip Rock, Saturday we will feature the band by the name of Peabody. Our fall social schedule will be wrapped up with the Halloween and Christmas parties, which are always a blast. T-shirts those who need it will be assigned study hours and, a tutor. In addition to this. Colonel Jones, a study skills instructor, is . scheduled to speak to the pledges to kick start good study habits. As for actives, I feel we need to use incentives instead of punishment. They will be put into groups by random selection, and at the end of the semester, the guys with the highest , GPA will win some sort of prize. I hope this semester will be a fiuitftil ; one in the area of Chris Steger We have just received a shipment of Hanes Beefy T'^s. Each game I will introduce my new line of sports and leisure wear. The design is unisexual scholarship. I will do all I can to personally encourage everyone to do their best. \r\nThe Owlet To achieve this goal I hope to produce a more. knowledge. For example, Patrick Wasden Graduate oriented I know now for sure that Last year the Eta newsletter that will be mailed each month. I Collin is a worthless Intramural Deuteron teams had a solid intramural season. Again, our pledge football team made it to plan to include a graduate update section and make a graduater address list each challenge comes degenerate. And for me, the chapter has realized once again what an attribute I have become. available. But On a more reahstic something no other fraternity has accomplished in recent years. This event is but the epitome of all Phi I would also like to raise the attendance to level, Collin did in fact exceed our expectations graduate events such as when he put this together. Homecoming and Pig The men of Phi Gamma Delta thank him and loOk Gamma Delta athletics. try to plan other graduate Participation, events for those commitment, desire, and weekends. the final four which is sportsmanship are flourishing throughout this chapter. You can bet your bottom dollar that we are contmumg that Phi Gam pursuit of excellence. Graduate Relations Collin Brown This year my goal is to create a more active graduate program. Our chapter is growing stronger with each year. Dinner. To do this I will I would also like to create some kind of E- mail updates. This can be used to send urgent messages or replies. In order to achieve these goals, I need the cooperation of each brother. Would you please take the time to fill out" and return the info sheet enclosed. Please feel free to call write or E-mail. FaU1996 Pledge Class Matt Banderman Collin and I have worked hard and without increased support of graduate brothers oiu diligently on this project. I, myself, have not slept since August. But with Sikeston, MO Geoff Bordon Pearl River, MS Matt Cooper Bloomington, IL Mike Davisson Kevin Flood Bloomington, IL Jackson, MS Heath Frazier Marks, MS * Philip Gray Little Rock, AR JohnHerron Oxford, MS Barry Jackson Jonesboro, AR Mike Juhas New Orleans, LA John Landkammer Chris Laconte Editors con't However, I feel that growth will be limited. forward to his future issues. Gene Lee Tampa, FL Largo, FL Lithonia, GA Mark Moimtford Desoto, MI Jonathan Ordway Stone Mountain, GA Will Yates Ben Zoeller Houston, TX Collierville, TN . \r\n^s ^'-1 (i en I / 9! ' 0 Phi Gamma Delta P.O. Box 877 University, MS 38677 Ph / / J Ci / p.o- .V- -• 11-*^ -.i ^ 12.eM. /^'I^ /2L 80/ * I ^ ^ * V I *. \ x. \ \ \ \ \- \- \ V V * I * Phi Gamma Delta "Not for College Days Alone" Homecoming is November 16. RSVP .-JEIVEQ SEP 3 0 t898 FRATER.'ij tVC? P.Si G.4M.MA DELTA international KEADQUARTEfiS