THE ^NE TREE Tijl 1- WTr^rtfA-Sc OLONO, ME., omega _ JANUARY 1983 VOL. LXXVII NO. 2 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE "OUR CUP RUNNETH OVER in the greek sing for our choral rendering of "When College Songs and Lays" and "The Maine Stein Song", and we donated 49 pints j j It is with a great deal of pride and pleasure that the brothers here at the 'Castle' report that we have recently been awarded the Mi chael G. Dionne Cup at the Annual Alumni Fra of blood to the Red Cross. ternity Banquet. The Dionne Cup is awarded to recognize the fraternity chapter at the University of Maine judged to have the high Each semester we hosted faculty and admin istrators at a cocktail and dinner gathering and keeping with grand tradition, the Fiji mud- est all-around qualities of house character, bowl was another classic thriller which at spirit and scholarship, and the greatest tracted a lot of campus attention. memberand house involvement with the cam pus community. Individually, brothers Jim Doliner ('83) and Steve Perry ('83) were recipients of the 1982 bring about a higher self aware Finally, we were ranked number two out of nition for all around excellence." State aine sixteen recognized fraternities in scholarship, adding yet another distinction to our long rec He it hnnfou to all tljnt ord of achievement. 33flc, tl|C ^rmbcrB of tlfc )&cMate anb Taking a look back to the year 1976, the ^otisc of for all around excellence." first year the cup was awarded, we can see join in recognizing rhl ei.Bi Prl». While this award is the direct result of a lot of hard work, dedication, and persistence on BaU'r.Ju that Omega Mu was awarded the cup that ^nb be it orbereb tliat tliio official cxprcsflion of eentimcnt be Bent fortlfbiitlj on bcljalf of tljc 'JCcgiBlatnrc anb tijc people of tlje State of tl|i* j'*" ftnu of JJOBiry nt t>|r Sifltr Q!a|iital Augusta. SSaiiit gets and individual achievements all played an innportant role in earning for us this pres 13|J ct lh> Mac nl