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Pi Kappa Alpha GREEKS Greeks 91 the 1989 Twister Contest Delta Tau Delata he groundwork for the Delta Upsilon Chapter at the University of TDelaware was laid in the fall of 1947, and on October 24th, 1948, when the local group received its chapter from Delta Tau Delta. This school year, the members of Delta Upsilon Chapter were proud to celebrate their 40th anniversary on campus. Over those 40 years, the mission of the fraternity to further the pursuit of academic achievement, growth and maturity, and life-long friendships has remained the same. The group draws a diverse multitude of individ- uals from different backgrounds, races, and creeds who are committed to working together towards the organization's ideals. 92 Greeks Kappa Delata Rho Since the establishment of the Kappa Delta Rho Chapter on campus in the fall of 1986, the body has worked to fill its mission of developing the individual through the fraternal organiza- tion. Thus far the group has succeeded in attracting a diverse group of 42 men of different races, creeds, and backgrounds who share the common thread of brotherhood. Kappa Delta Rho (KDA) is first and foremost a social fraternity. They had a number of social functions this semester and capped it off with our fall semi-formal. KDA is not just parties and dances, howev- er. The organization is also a major contributor to the community with various service projects, such as our annual canned food drive. Greeks 93 Phi Psi 500 Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau (Phi Tau) is a very diverse brotherhood consisting of 113 energetic individuals. We pride our membership on its unity through diversity. After all, that's what it is all about; meeting all kinds of people, building lasting friendships, and getting the most out of your college experience. Phi Tau brothers are involved in many activities ranging from the Order of Omega, varsity lacrosse, and many intramural sports. Along with these, we enjoy an extensive and exciting social calendar consisting of semester formals, Founders' Day, Homecoming, Room Parties, the Toga Party, porchgates, and, of course, our famous Crab Feast, just to name a few. Also, every year our brothers work hard on campus and statewide events such as the 5K for Bruce, a looking fit contest, and Wheelchair Basketball. At the same time, we are working hard to upgrade our house and the Phi Tau property. 94 Greeks Pi Kappa Alpha he Delta Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha (PiKA) had a year for Twhich they can be proud. They were able to dominate the competition during this year's Greek festivities and defend their titles as champions of Greek Week and the Greek Games. They were also able to lend a helping hand to those in need by hosting their annual Haunted House which provided proceeds for Cystic Fibrosis. Thirty of the approximately 100 brothers live at the PiKA House at 313 Wyoming Road and are well represented in group activities with brothers in IFC, R.O.T.C., intramural and varsity athletics. PiKA also boasts of a large number of brothers involved in academic honor societies. To keep themselves busy, PiKA also held many mixers, parties, and formals. These were all capped by their Spring Weekend Formal. Greeks 95 1989 Pledge Gong Show Sigma Chi Lambda Sigma Chi Lambda is a fraternity interest group aspiring to become the University of Delaware's Chapter of Sigma Chi National Fra- ternity, consisting of 53 active members. The organization's membership has a commitment to academics and personal excellence. They participate in a variety of community projects like blood drives, the "A Van for Judy" Campaign and others. In the fall, they co-sponsored a faculty reception that honored university professors and featured Senator Bill Roth. They also support a variety of intramural sports teams during all seasons. Sigma Chi Lambda also offers a number of social functions including tailgates, mixers with other Greeks, traditional theme parties, and semi- formals, all providing lots of fun to their members. 96 Greeks Sigma Nu he Delta Kappa Chapter of the Sigma Nu Fraternity, located at T20 East Main Street, consists of over 70 brothers. In the fall of 1988, the brotherhood was expanded with the addition of several new pledges. The highlight of their community services include the annual week long Rock-for-Diabetes fundraiser in which the brothers rocked in rocking chairs to raise money for diabetes research. The organization also sponsored an alcohol awareness program in cooper- ation with a local beer distributor. Sigma Nu participated in various intramural sports and placed third in the Greek Games to complete an active social calendar that included an array of activities and formals. Greeks 97 Sigma Phi Epsilon he Delaware Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity (Sig TEp) has a lot to offer to the well-rounded college man. Founded in 1901 at Richmond College, Sig Ep has grown to be the largest fraternity in the nation with over 300 chapters and colonies. The Delaware Alpha Chapter was founded in 1907 and has a long and successful history here at the University of Delaware. Currently the largest fraternity on cam- pus, the group continuously adds to its rich history. Delaware Alpha provides a wide range of programming for its broth- ers. In 1987, the Delaware Alpha Chapter received the Buchannon Cup, the most pretigious award given by our national fraternity which is granted every two years to 21 outstanding Sig Ep Chapters. Besides earning national recognition, Sig Ep has gained many University accom- plishments, actively participates in community service events, has a progressive social calendar, and partakes in a healthy academic atmo- sphere. 98 Greeks the 1989 Pledge Gong Show Tau Kappa Epsilon au Kappa Epsilon was founded in 1899 and is the world's Tlargest social fraternity. The Nu Pi Chapter of TKE was char- tered in 1971 and has become a leading fraternity at the University of Delaware. TKE brothers can be found holding leading positions in every facet of University life. They are involved in DUSC, Residence Life, ROTC, SPA, and IFC, along with varsity and intramural athletics. Socially, we hold mixers, formals, blind date parties, happy hours, and TKE "Boxer Shorts" parties. We also continue to raise money for St. Jude's Children's Hospital, our national charity. Tau Kappa Epsilon provides an education you just can't learn in the classroom. If you want to be part of a fraternity which equally empha- sizes academics, philanthropy, social events, and especially unrivaled brotherhood, then Tau Kappa Epsilon is it. Greeks 99 Life in Greek Housing 100 Greeks Alpha Chi Omega he enthusiasm of Alpha Chi Omega (Alpha Chi) has not died down 7over the years, it has only grown stronger. This year 57 pledges were initiated into the organization in the fall this proud sisterhood. Above all other things, the sisters take a particular pride in their house located at 30 West Delaware Avenue, which holds 15 of the 145 active members. The Alpha Chi social scene was busy during the year with a variety of parties, formals, and mixers. The sorority ended the year with a third place showing in the 1989 Greek Games. In addition to an active social calendar, the organization has also been busy with a number of activities and projects including the Blue Hen Men Calendar, the National Stu- dents Against Drunk Driving (SADD) Campaign, and co-sponsoring the "Spike for Life" Volleyball tournament with Sigma Kappa Sorority and Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis, their philanthropy. Greeks 101 Sorority Life at the University 102 Greeks Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Omicron Pi is a tradition on the move! As the fastest growing national sorority, the organization has over 156 collegiate chap- ters throughout the U.S. and Canada. Alpha Omicron Pi participates in a wide range of social activities. Some of last fall's included Homecoming, Navy tailgates, fraternity mixers, parties, and barbeques in our huge backyard. Perhaps the most memorable event was to have a sister named Greek Goddess 1988. What a blast! There is never a dull moment with Alpha Omicron Pi. Spring brought even more excitement with our Blind Date Party, Greek Games, and fundraising at Hershey Park. Greeks 103 Sorority Life at the University Alpha Phi he Epsilon Nu Chapter of Alpha Phi was established at Delaware Tin 1972 and has grown into a 171 member sorority; 38 of whom live in our chapter house on Courtney Street. We have a wide variety of individuals who make up a strong sisterhood. Our major fundraiser, the See Saw Marathon, supports our philan- thropy, the American Heart Association. We've also supported Lambda Chi Alpha's "Spike for Life" Volleyball marathon, co-sponsored the Stone Balloon's Ugly Bartender Contest to support Multiple Sclerosis and many other worthy causes. We have many sisters involved in campus activities ranging from honor societies to intramurals. Our social calendar is filled with mixers, tailgates, parties, and formals. We are a close-knit group of friends with individual talents and interests that create a special bond of sisterhood. 104 Greeks Alpha Sigma Alpha A nergy, confidence, and fun — these are the three words to describe the Alpha Sigma Alpha sisterhood. This April marks our 18th year at the University of Delaware. Each semester has been a whirlwind of activity in order to keep up with our rapidly growing membership. Our sisters enjoyed participating in Fall and Spring formals, Date parties, Founders' Day and Tri-State Day, as well as the ever interesting road trips to nearby universities and mixers. Our national philanthropy is Aid to the Mentally Retarded and we are always ready to lend a hand to Special Olympics.
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