ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER 1702 Flushing Road Flint, Michigan 48504 (313) 232-9174 PRESIDENT'S REPORT Brothers, The iradition lives! status of General Motors We still visit the King's Institute with regards to General Motors a Corporation is still undecided. .We are patiently waiting for the final started a Happy the Alpha Sigs. decision, but it seems as though GMI will still be here. There are plans and success commitments for outside companies sponsoring at GMI. Also, this summer (1982) the freshmen class will increase from 500 to 750, this In 1983 increase the to filling the dornr. enrollment is supposed to 1,100. Assuming we regular basis as are planning graduate on relations, we having a Hour on Fridays with It was a definite drank Teddy dry in one I would Class of Flashes. like to thank John Reedy, '74, for his copy of FIJI Seventeen was terrific. Congratulations Hresko to Mark and Tammy on their new addition, Jennifer. Mark is currently Legionnaire and still cur Purple is the moon He drops in after second shift regularly. 50th Anniversary Party honoring Alpha Gamma UpsiIon's founding. This idea came up in one of our frequent trips to the Rathskellar. I hope we will have a good turn out. Armor on last week 4-hour period. Ski trip was great as usual and Daytona is still on our minds. lighter. as just will still exist as a school, this will make ruch and growth easier for our Chapter. Currently in A-section, we have 17 brothers and nine pledges. As far we and Things are looking up at the Alpha Gamma Chapter and as always your support is both needed and appreciated. Fraternally. Kilponen '83 Presiding Officer \r\nBROTHERS BRAVE THE SLOPES & GREEK ASSEMBLY NEWS A change weeks. SURVIVE TO HELP THE COMMUNITY good amount of constructive has occurred during the past six First off, Harry McKinley retired in October, 1981. Named as his replacement is Jack Rolfe, one of our faculty advisors. Jack is also taking on additional duties in the student scheduling department under Bill Fugenschuh. This move is a welcome change for our house, not to mention the rest of the greek system. New thoughts and ideas always help. Most of the activity has centered around developing a new ruch policy. It has been suggested that rush be limited to four weeks, with bids being extended 5th week Tuesday. The main impetus for this was poor grades, both on the part of freshmen and borthers. The six week rush was a carry over from the days of 6 week sections. work section many students Without the six week to "get back to reality," found themselves in Our social and community service schedule has been pretty crowded this section. To start the school year off right, 22 of brothers and pledges dared the dangerous slopes of Boyne Highlands for our Annual Ski Retreat. For a few, this was their first time skiing, but everyone made it home with no casualties, except the usual cold toes hangovers and many exciting stories of slopes and inns. To keep in the winter