The Fiii Owl Pledge Education Intramurals Gamma Class 1 Intramural I Success \j^sr7p by Justin Cabral - I by Jose Rodriguez I I would like to • T I congratulate the REMEMBER: MEANS ONE ENTREE ONLY!!!! following members of the Gamma Pledge class on their formal pledging: Jay Dail, John Zoeller, Chris Nealy, Mark Meredith, Manuel Rodriguez, Brian ^/Iassingale, Mike Strelecki, Craig Long, Ah/in Hutchins, John Drew, and Teny Redecker. The elected their officers; Mark Meredith (President), Manuel Rodriguez (Treasurer), Craig Long (Secretary). The pledges have begun their Phi period and are assimilating to the Fraternity. AH pledges have been placed on committees and are being counted pledge retreat was a on to colony spent the whole weekend at Lake Loundes, will trj' to excel to their highest potential and try to excel higher than fifth place in intramurals. We will compete actively in all the major sports such as flag footbaU, soccer, basketball and volleyball. So far on our agenda is flag football this year I believe that contribute throughout the semester. The pledge class will be closed Oct. tremendous success. The entire I his year the Fatemity ' I ofPhi Gamma Delta ONE ENTREE ONLY the pledge team will go undeifrated m their dwTsion as for the actives they wiU also 1,1993 have a successful season. If Continued on Page 3 Ivls.in an effort to acclimate the pledges to the colony as well ^ as build pledge class unity. Also Big Brother/Little Brother night was once again held at the home of our Purple Legionnaire, Gary Huckaby (Alabama '86). The pledges met their big brothers and then felted on wings and refreshments while listening to the Rebels get crushed on the radio. The pledges have INSIDE Speculation David's Plan ! Nothing from Housino! W W September Calendar \r\nOf V Philanthropy A New Plan by Dave Bushong fijISlSlPJHRRBSB ow that fonnal rush is over and the fall school semester has began, it is time for the house to direct its efforts petition and lying the foundation for the future. Philanthropy is no exception. A bluepiint for social service has been organized and work is being done for the philanthropy section of the petition. A new program has been initiated in the Phi Gam '' > chapters. Maybe the Baker Cup win be in our future. Two other areas of concem for philanthropy are the petition and oxir major annual project. A casino niglit, taking place tentativily on Feb. 19, will more than satisfy our large scale project. In addition, ideas are being 'ampus Relations )y Ken Jamison *ao be involved in at least extra-curricular activities. A list wiU be posted by Thursday, September 9. organized for the social service Petition Time section of the petition. 3y John Bateman This semester will be our toi^est one yet. As the fall goes by do not forget that service is one of Phi Gamma Delta five values. A Look Back py Russ Davis pi house. Every mem.ber, active I hi Gamma Delta and pledge, has been placed """^experienced her most on a piiilantliropy team. Each successful Rush at the University team is responsible for carrying of Mississippi; picking out 10 of out a service project over the the best men participating in course of the semester. This brmal rush. Also, Open Rush program allows the brothers to starts Monday, September 6 so do an activity when it is ets get the best guys in Phi Gam. convient for them and As Rush Chairmen, I am proud givesthen the choice of what of everyone and thank you all for they would like to do. Delta making the Rush go as smooth as Force, as this program is possible. called, will by the end of the Remember: Rush Party school year greatly exceed the September 13 Monday average number of social Night Football service hours set by fellow Perge! veiybody needs to give John one paragraph of ideas or fraternity events they would like to be considered for the petition by Thursday. The price quote from Oxford Creative Printing for 200 copies is $1405.00 for 24 pages (plus cover) and up to 40 black and white photographs, (.klpha typing does not handle the printing services that we require.) The price for 300 copies will be approximately the same, so we wiU probably order 300. There will be a $10 charge for each petition a brother wants in order to defray printing costs. \r\nc*-*" Fobie's Social Agenda 'V" Tentative schedule of bands for Fall of 1993 9/10 Exodus - confirmed 9/11 River's Edge - confirmed 9/25 Grandma's Attic - confirmed The Great Indoorsmen - confirmed 11/13 Chad Wright is in charge of T-shirts and if anyone has ideas, comments, or suggestions contact him,not Tobie. Everybody needs a date, and names for the guest hst are due no later than Thursday. Continued from page 1 S I Scholarship. cauuot participate then please give | •our support by attending all the games. Fortliis first week of Sept. 8 || )y Adam Alvis he pledges will go against Phi Kappa Psi, for the actives do you emember last year? The actives on the other hand will kick-off the j| | eason against Phreeballers Sept. 9 Good Luck to both teams!!! * I would like to commend the •others on their efforts to ake us the number one Efatemity in active grades last semester. Try to keep it up this iemester- don't let up. It makes the fraternity look good and will help most of us graduate on time. ditor's Notes jy James Lagarde would like to thank the committee chairmen except JASON FULLEN for turning in reports for this months publication. If you have any comments or ideas tell me. Quote of the Month: Jose; You have to go ... the entire colony will be there. Manuel: The entire colony could go to China for all I care... I can't go.