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The Panhellenic Times The Panhellenic Times Greek Week 2008 Members of women of for the different Volume 2, Issue 3 Panhellenic as well as Panhellenic performed organizations to come APRIL 2008 the Greek community a New Member Song together participated in as representation of and learn more about Greek Week. The what all nine sororities each other. Important Dates speaker, Mylai Tenner, contribute to the came to give a Baylor community. Below: Dead Days: Tuesday, May presentation on This evening was a 6th and Wednesday, May National Panhellenic Council what it means to be a wonderful opportunity 7th positive integrated Final Exams: Thursday, Greek system as well May 8th– Wednesday, May 14th as being a strong chap- ter on campus. His presentation was Good luck on your finals! inspirational and informative, challenging all councils to become better and to reach new levels of Inside this issue: excellence. At the Greek Expo, the Kappa Easter Egg 2 Hunt Theta Denim Dash 2 Panhellenic Scholarship Recipients! Baylor Beauties 2008 3 Study Tips 3 Congratulations Blair Bishop to our 2008 Erika Labuzen Laura Cothran Greek Awards 4 Panhellenic Lindsey Coker Scholarship Brianne Marchand winners! Page 2 The Panhellenic Times Kappa Easter Egg Hunt Each year, Kappa Kappa Gamma hosts their annual Easter Egg Hunt for the faculty and staff’s children. It could not have been a more perfect day as this year’s hunt was held on March 19th in Founder’s Mall where many gathered in anticipation of the hunt. Each member of Kappa Kappa Gamma helped by bringing at least 10 eggs filled with candy to scatter across the Mall. The command was given and children raced off into different directions to find as many eggs as possible. After the hunt, many families had their pictures taken with the Easter Bunny and enjoyed the refreshments pro- vided. -Mandi Jones Theta Denim Dash Kappa Alpha Theta raised $2,335 at their Charity Denim Dash this March. The event was so successful it will be held again next semester. Charity Denim is a traveling fund-raising company that sells designer jeans for half-off and then donates 10 percent of its profit to the host organization. The money raised will go to Kappa Alpha Theta’s national philanthropy, Court Appointed Special Ad- vocates, which helps disadvantaged children. Theta opened its chapter room to the public and sold jeans, such as True Religion and Rock & Republic for prices ranging from $45-$100. The event received much publicity and was featured in both the Lariat and Waco Trib. -Alex Abdallah, sophomore Volume 2, Issue 3 Page 3 Baylor Beauties Congratulations Allison Steele– Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Mallory Diggers– to this year’s Natalie Berry– Alpha Delta Pi Tri Delta Holly Hodges– Baylor Beauties! Heather Blizzard– Tri Delta Erin Casey– Chi Omega Emily Kreifels– Kappa Alpha Theta Hayley Frank– Chi Omega Sara Lucado– Tri Delta Whitney Lye– Chi Omega Leah Terrell– Kappa Kappa Gamma Tri Delta Laura Benesh– Study Tips Tip #1: At the beginning of Tip #2: When working in Tip #3: Use the week make a list of all groups, delegate jobs effi- daylight the things you have to do ciently. People will hesitate to hours to and rank them in order of delegate jobs when working in study. An hour of studying dur- importance. groups, but take charge if there is ing the day is worth two at night! not a designated leader. Do the work that requires the most concentration (usually read- ing) earliest in the day. Want Publicity for your Chapter? E-mail news, information, upcoming events, requests, etc to [email protected] and she will include it in the next newsletter. Did your sorority hold an event? Write a story about it and have it published here! Have an upcoming philanthropy event? Let everyone know about it through this newsletter. The more material you send, the more you will be included. Greek Awards Stompfest Winners Herbert H. Reynolds for Fraternal Excellence Alpha Delta Pi Women’s Category: Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta 1st Place= Kappa Delta Kappa Alpha Theta 2nd Place= Zeta Tau Alpha Kappa Kappa Gamma Zeta Tau Alpha 3rd Place= Kappa Alpha Theta Herbert H. Reynolds for Fraternal Merit Alpha Chi Omega Pi Beta Phi Outstanding Senior: Katie Wilhoit, Pi Beta Phi Chapter Academic Excellence: Delta Delta Delta New Member Class GPA: Delta Delta Delta Outstanding Junior: Most Improved GPA: Kappa Delta Andy Beall, Zeta Tau Alpha Greek Woman of the Year: Outstanding Sophomore: Emily Wade, Delta Delta Delta Rebecca Naden, Kappa Alpha Theta Outstanding Greek Leaders: Ida Jamshidi, Alpha Chi Omega Outstanding New Member: Jessie DePaolo, Pi Beta Phi Amanda Molleur, Alpha Delta Pi Catherine Cagle, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sheila Via, Kappa Alpha Theta Sarah Connell, Alpha Delta Pi Kate Bronstein, Kappa Delta Zoe Grant, Zeta Tau Alpha Panhellenic Spirit Points: Pi Beta Phi Abner McCall Service Award: Alpha Chi Omega Have a great summer! Good luck with the rest of your school year!.
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