DOCSLIB.ORG

News Roundup

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
News Roundup >.}.i ^.^.. :mi'. .<:' - .\t,.! f .ZU./<£/. */. *. j ' .»...a.X> *?.~ .'..*Lv..U*. : ?...<! ...r...^..''-.' .\~."£. :?..'..**& !SX mmm::. psmsSMM *rom the associated press >Esaas« ^. if k. n a>. a § e ¦ " :W-'*: -' ' 'i ' * News Roundup: . ' ¦} '• ;'v ~-1? || From the Stole, * Nation & World The World m Alleged German• Criticism* * Irks DeGaulle PARIS — Criticism of President Charles de Gaulle f. attributed to West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt disturbed relations yesterday between the two strongest countries in the European' Common Market. Brandt denied he had told a meeting of his Social fcnwM $ Democratic party at Ravensburg Saturday about the "un- European ideas of a chief of state obsessed with power," i as reported by the German news agency Deutsche Presse i Agentur. His Social Democratic party released the transcript Of what it said was a tape recording in which Brandt, said friendship between France and West Germany is so strong it cannot be disturbed by "unreasonable governments." THE PEACE CORPS arrived here yesterday , bringing recruitin g booths and films, Booths have been set up in the Hetzel Union Building while The agency then retracted its story and apologized. After the first reports of Brandt's remarks created films will be shown this week in fraternity houses and residence hall areas. See Page 3 for stor y. a furor in Paris, De Gaulle's office asked two West German Cabinet ministers to stay away from a lunch § he was -giving yesterday for President Heinrich Luebke. Luebke was in town to dedicate a restored West German Embassy residence. A West German Embassy spokesman said he had no explanation of the French ; request and there was none from the French side - • . • • Countrywide Viet Cong Offensive Continues SAIGON — U.S. Marines and Communist troops fought foot by foot for control of Hue yesterday and street By KITTY PHILBIN ants grade in various ways, creating student fighting persisted in parts of Saigon as the countrywide Collegian USG Reporter confusion in English courses, for example. Red , offensive entered its second week. The U.S. Command Suspicions of narcotics agents and wire Wiretaps, Drugs Discussed . Also under fire was a 2-credit Math said 21,330 enemy have been killed. and course which meets for three triple periods A U.S. spokesman said the enemy dead represented tapping on campus, and a call for drug more than one-third of the total force with which the birth control information for students, were a week. Communists began their widespread attacks on 35 cities voiced last night at the first Undergraduate Long complained about physical educa- across South Vietnam. That force has been estimated Student Government ORGY. tion courses, especially for girls, saying that by allied intelligence officers at about 60,000. At ORGY In Residence Halls The program "physical education has no justification for U.S. headquarters said 1,729 allied troops have been , the Organization Revising killed, 546 of them Americans and 1,169 South Vietnamese. Government for You, opened in West Halls Long said he sees "nothing against the use the campus, and there is some kind of secur- being marked as an academic course." He By U.S. count, the allies were killing 12 enemy for and appeared later in North Halls. Partici- of marijuana," although other drugs like ity organization on campus which has no suggested using the new pass/fail system for every allied soldier to die. pating were USG president Jeff Long; vice LSD and methedrine "are harmful." budget but which investigates." grading. The casualty' report covered the first seven days of Clark Arrington, a USG spokesman, said the fighting, up to midnight yesterday. The enemy toll president Jon Fox ; Jim Wolmer, chairman of He also said that the Health Department He continued, saying that "there seems to was up more than 4,000 from the figure announced a day the Legal Awareness Committee, and chair- at the University "stinks," and that more in- be across the nation a correlation between that another ORGY will be held at 6:30 to- earlier. man of the Administration Academic Aware- formation is needed concerning birth control, left-wingers and hippies." He said the con- night in the Pollock Union Bldg., followed The toll of civilians killed, wounded and made home- ness Committee, Steve Gerson, Students from drugs and sex. ' nection may not be distinct on this campus. by another at 7:30 in Findley Union Bldg. less by the fighting was mounting into the many thou- , The big problem The ORGY in East will also include sands. In Saigon, 46,700 homeless civilians were being the areas completed the dialogue. , according to Long, is At the West Halls ORGY, a student sheltered in schools, hospitals, churches and Buddhist The new program was described by USG that "Penn State trains students for the complained about students in West with cars Champ Storch, Coordinator of Student Activ- pagodas. as a "people to people program between USG middle class rather than for the leaders of being assigned parking places on the opposite ities. • officials and fellow Penn State students. USG tomorrow." He repeated his previously stated side of campus in East. Arrington promised bigger Orgie in the German Youths Protest* *Vietnam War is going public." opinion that life at Penn State builds stu- Steve Gerson replied that West is the spring, "when the weather is more conducive FRANKFURT, Germany — About 1,000 young demon- The Orgies will travel to the various dent apathy, rather than action. "center of campus. .Parking places for the to stomping grapes." strators, shouting "Amis Americans get out of Vietnam," parts of campus, following the same format. Wolmer told the group that all indica- staff are needed, and there aren't enough." He He said USG is striving for a discussion smashed windows at the U.S. trade center yesterday after Long will discuss his tions seem to point to the fact that there that is "as free flowing and informal as pos- police with water cannons stopped them from forcing program for improving is said that lots in West are "already 110 to 200 their way into the American consulate. the University; Wolmer will follow with in- "a sophisticated electromagnetic wire tap" in per cent overfilled." sible. One in which fellow Penn Staters can ' ' < ' About a dozen demonstrators were taken into custody. formation on drugs and legal aspects. Ger: use on campus; ' . - • Gerson suggested that students in West get down to the nitty gritty." . ¦Three hundred riot police guarded approaches to the son -will; speak :' on Rftenouf, parking" and : x <" He" said there "is something funny" about with parking problems 'contact Gary Wamser, The object, he said, is not particularly to consulate which was the target of thrown stones Friday recent actions night, lighting problems. Free discussion with stu- of the Bell Telephone Co. He the USG Parking Chairman. get- students to work with USG, but to let When the demonstrators approached, the water can- dents will follow. said his opinion stems from the fact that Other complaints at the West Halls them know what it is about. ORGY girls will non was trained on them in the near freezing temperature. Last night, Long said he wants more phone conversations here haye been taped ORGY dealt with the numerous graduate be prespnt to accept questions and names of The drenched demonstrators left the consulate area and student and USG interest in Vietnam. He and played back. students either assisting or actually teaching those who are interested in joining USG, went to the trade center. plans to call for a student referendum to Wolmer also said that "there are several courses. however. Openings are available on the var- • * • determine campus opinion. narcotics bureau agents circulating around Students mentioned that different assist- ious committees for now and in the spring. The Nation ,,. Nixon Calls for Truth About Vietnam GREEN BAY, Wis. — Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, campaigning in Wisconsin, urged the Johnson Alpha Zeta Takes Trophy administration yesterday to rethink its policy toward domestic information on the progress of the war in Vietnam. Nixon, a candidate in the Wisconsin presidential preference primary April 2, said that prior to the current Viet Cong assault en South Vietnamese cities, there had been glowing reports out of Washington indicating that the military aspects of the war were going well, or that "peace was around the corner." Meanwhile Nixon said "apparently our hard intelli- By MARGE COHEN grade lists are available in the IFC Office in 203 Hetzel Reporter Union Building to fraternity men who have not yet seen gence indicated that not only was the enemy capable of Collegian IFC them. He also said that 5 p.m. Friday, is the deadline for doing what it did in this last offensive, it is capable of Figures released yesterday by the University showed any grade changes. doing it again." that non-fraternity men topped fraternity men in academic Council President Larry Lowen added that applications The Johnson administration, Nixon said, "would be averages last-term. for the individual scholarship awards, approved by the much better advised to tell the American people the truth The grade point average of male Greeks was 2.432 for about the enemy's strength and the enemy , Council at its last meeting, are due in the IFC office no 's intentions and the Fall Term, compared to a 2.470 for non-fraternity men. later than Feb. 19. The criteria for the selection of the at the same time make very clear that we're not going to The all-University men's average was 2.462. The entire cave in to this kind of assault. ' recipients of this award has been left to the discretion of " student body achieved an average of 2.552, although the the individual fraternities.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Fraternity and Sorority Community Academic Report Fall 2016
    Office for Fraternity & Sorority Leadership Development Community Academic Report Fall 2016 GPA Rankings Historical Breakdown Asian Greek Council Panhellenic Council Rank Organization GPA Rank Organization GPA Rank Organization GPA 1 Zeta Phi Beta 3.60 Cumulative Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall 1 Alpha Delta Kappa 3.52 1 Alpha Delta Pi 3.53 2 Alpha Delta Pi 3.53 Membership Chapter 2016 % 2016 % 2015 % 2015 % 2014 % 2014 % 2013 2 Delta Phi Kappa 3.37 2 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.53 3 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.53 Count GPA GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA All Greek 3.34 3 Delta Delta Delta 3.49 4 Alpha Delta Kappa 3.52 Asian Greek Council All Undergraduate 3.25 4 Gamma Phi Beta 3.49 5 Sigma Delta Sigma 3.50 Alpha Delta Kappa 2 3.53 3.52 -0.02 3.58 0% 3.57 14% 3.08 -2% 3.14 -14% 3.59 4% 3.46 Asian Greek Council 3.19 Panhellenic Council 3.46 6 Delta Delta Delta 3.49 Delta Phi Kappa 26 3.25 3.37 0.03 3.28 -1% 3.32 2% 3.26 0% 3.25 -4% 3.39 4% 3.25 3 Gamma Epsilon Omega 3.11 5 Pi Beta Phi 3.44 7 Gamma Phi Beta 3.49 Gamma Epsilon Omega 28 3.09 3.11 -0.03 3.19 7% 2.98 6% 2.8 1% 2.76 -16% 3.19 2% 3.12 4 Sigma Phi Omega 3.07 6 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.43 8 Panhellenic Council 3.46 Sigma Phi Omega 31 3.00 3.07 0.03 2.98 -9% 3.24 -6% 3.43 -7% 3.68 8% 3.38 1% 3.35 7 Alpha Phi 3.43 9 Sigma Alpha Mu 3.45 Interfraternity Council Interfraternity Council 8 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.40 10 Pi Beta Phi 3.44 Alpha Epsilon Pi 100 3.13 3.16 -0.02 3.23 -1% 3.28 -1% 3.32 0% 3.32 -1% 3.35 1% 3.31 Rank Organization GPA 9 Delta Gamma 3.40 11
    [Show full text]
  • Fraternity & Sorority Life
    FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE C A L S T A T E F U L L E R T O N ABOUT FSL Fraternity & Sorority Life at Cal State Fullerton works to create an inclusive learning environment that fosters a sense of belonging and supports values-based development of individuals and communities. Our area provides support, education, and engagement to students as an integral part of the Titan Experience through programming based on the Pillars of Excellence: Brotherhood & Sisterhood, Service & Philanthropy, Leadership, and Scholarship. PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY FSL STAFF The pillars of Fraternity & Sorority Life consist of values that are shared across all four councils. They are Brotherhood & Sisterhood, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service & Philanthropy. SAMUEL MORALES, M.ED. Assistant Director, Fraternity & Sorority Life [email protected] (he/him/his) JORDAN BIERBOWER, M.S. Coordinator, Fraternity & Sorority Life [email protected] (she/her/hers) ISABELLA FERRANTE Graduate Assistant, Fraternity & Sorority Life [email protected] (she/her/hers) ORGANIZATIONS INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Alpha Epsilon Pi Delta Chi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Nu Sigma Pi Tau Kappa Epsilon MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. Sigma Delta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. Tau Theta Pi Sorority Zeta Phi Rho Fraternity NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta Sigma Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha Website: fullerton.edu/SLL/FSLife Email: [email protected] Instagram: @CSUFSLL.
    [Show full text]
  • Greek Community Grade Report
    University of California, Irvine Greek Grade Report - Spring 2014 Sororities Fraternities Overall Chapter SP '14 GPA Chapter SP '14 GPA Chapter SP '14 GPA Cum. GPA Members Delta Sigma Theta 3.349 Alpha Phi Alpha 3.485 Alpha Phi Alpha 3.485 3.378 1 Delta Phi Gamma 3.333 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.069 Delta Sigma Theta 3.349 3.083 4 Alpha Epsilon Phi 3.252 Sigma Chi 3.068 Delta Phi Gamma 3.333 2.401 1 Delta Gamma 3.247 Pi Kappa Alpha 3.049 Alpha Epsilon Phi 3.252 3.252 14 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.230 All Undergraduate GPA 3.030 Delta Gamma 3.247 3.127 112 Lambda Theta Alpha 3.211 Sigma Nu 3.014 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.230 3.048 8 Alpha Phi 3.195 Triangle Fraternity 2.981 Lambda Theta Alpha 3.211 2.984 10 Alpha Chi Omega 3.184 All Men's GPA 2.970 Alpha Phi 3.195 3.166 118 Gamma Phi Beta 3.133 Beta Theta Pi 2.903 Alpha Chi Omega 3.184 3.139 110 Pi Beta Phi 3.097 Sigma Pi 2.894 Gamma Phi Beta 3.133 3.091 117 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.088 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.859 Pi Beta Phi 3.097 3.108 109 All Women's GPA 3.080 All Fraternity GPA 2.859 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.088 3.118 107 All Sorority GPA 3.075 Delta Lambda Phi 2.843 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.069 3.257 37 Delta Delta Delta 3.061 Alpha Sigma Phi 2.832 Sigma Chi 3.068 3.068 84 Phi Lambda Rho 3.040 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.831 Delta Delta Delta 3.061 3.090 117 Alpha Gamma Alpha 3.038 Pi Kappa Phi 2.818 Pi Kappa Alpha 3.049 3.034 96 All Undergraduate GPA 3.030 Alpha Epsilon Omega 2.798 Phi Lambda Rho 3.040 2.998 24 Delta Lambda Chi 2.984 Phi Gamma Delta 2.788 Alpha Gamma Alpha 3.038 2.919 4 Sigma Kappa 2.979 Phi Kappa Psi 2.761 All
    [Show full text]
  • Office for Fraternity & Sorority Leadership Development
    Office for Fraternity & Sorority Leadership Development Community Academic Report Spring 2016 GPA Rankings Historical Breakdown Asian Greek Council Panhellenic Council Rank Organization GPA Rank Organization GPA Rank Organization GPA 1 Alpha Delta Kappa 3.58 Cumulative Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring 1 Alpha Delta Kappa 3.58 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.56 2 Kappa Alpha Theta 3.56 Membership Chapter 2016 % 2015 % 2015 % 2014 % 2014 % 2013 % 2013 All Greek Average 3.34 2 Delta Delta Delta 3.55 3 Delta Delta Delta 3.55 Count GPA GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA Change GPA All Undergraduate 3.34 3 Alpha Delta Pi 3.52 4 Alpha Delta Pi 3.52 Asian Greek Council 2 Delta Phi Kappa 3.28 4 Gamma Phi Beta 3.51 5 Gamma Phi Beta 3.52 Alpha Delta Kappa 12 3.40 3.58 0% 3.57 14% 3.08 -2% 3.14 -14% 3.59 4% 3.46 5% 3.28 3 Gamma Epsilon Omega 3.19 Panhellenic Council 3.47 6 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity 3.50 Delta Phi Kappa 16 3.17 3.28 -1% 3.32 2% 3.26 0% 3.25 -4% 3.39 4% 3.25 -5% 3.41 Asian Greek Council 3.18 5 Kappa Kappa Gamma 3.45 7 Alpha Gamma Alpha 3.48 Gamma Epsilon Omega 33 2.92 3.19 7% 2.98 6% 2.8 1% 2.76 -16% 3.19 2% 3.12 1% 3.10 4 Sigma Phi Omega 2.98 6 Pi Beta Phi 3.45 8 Sigma Alpha Mu 3.48 Sigma Phi Omega 16 3.21 2.98 -9% 3.24 -6% 3.43 -7% 3.68 8% 3.38 1% 3.35 2% 3.29 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 3.44 9 Sigma Lambda Gamma 3.47 Interfraternity Council Interfraternity Council 8 Alpha Phi 3.44 10 Panhellenic Council 3.47 Alpha Epsilon Pi 72 3.18 3.23 -1% 3.28 -1% 3.32 0% 3.32 -1% 3.35 1% 3.31 2% 3.25 Rank Organization GPA 9
    [Show full text]
  • On Behalf of the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life We Are Happy to Present the Summarized Academic Results from Spring Quarter 2016
    July 26, 2016 Dear Sorority and Fraternity Leaders and Stakeholders: On behalf of the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life we are happy to present the summarized academic results from Spring Quarter 2016. As a community, the All-Sorority and Fraternity Grade Point Average (3.048) is above the All- Student Grade Point Average at UC Davis (2.897) for Spring Quarter 2016. Individually, congratulations are due to Alpha Epsilon Pi, whose members earned the highest average Spring GPA (3.31), and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi for receiving the highest average cumulative GPA (3.35). Please see the tables on the following pages for more detailed information about the academic performance of our community. For questions about chapter academic performance, please feel free to contact us directly (530.752.4606; [email protected] or 530.752.3828; [email protected]). Interfraternally, J. Valerie Lamarre Laurent Sorority and Fraternity Life Coordinator Student Housing Michael Eberhard Sorority and Fraternity Life Coordinator Student Housing Table 1. A summary of sorority and fraternity grades for each of the past three academic Quarters – Spring 2016, Winter 2016, and Fall 2015. Spring 2016 Winter 2016 Fall 2015 Category (68 groups) (67 groups) (66 groups) Students Quarter Cumulative Students Quarter Cumulative Students Quarter Cumulative Affiliated Women 1,692 3.105 3.096 1,655 3.103 3.079 1,583 3.005 1,675 All-Campus Women 15,786 2.962 3.006 16,474 2.925 2.982 17,749 2.807 15,223 Affiliated Men 820 2.93 2.993 807 2.929 2.996 812 2.905 970 All-Campus Men 10,885 2.803 2.902 11,435 2.783 2.889 12,556 2.682 11,063 All Affiliated 2,512 3.048 3.062 2,462 3.045 3.052 2,395 2.971 2,645 All-Campus 26,672 2.897 2.964 27,909 2.867 2.944 30,309 2.755 26,286 Table 2.
    [Show full text]
  • Delta Alpha Chapter Phi Sigma Pi Chatper Bylaws
    Delta Alpha Chapter Phi Sigma Pi Chatper Bylaws Kenneth remains expected after Baillie fly-by disposingly or saunters any bedder. Sometimes pulmonic Meade enjoys her Tina dotingly, but vinaigrette Lindsey taxes distractingly or misshape quicker. Wintriest Arie still hogtied: chilled and animist Woodman postfixes quite liberally but murders her kranses deafeningly. The following policy for social sorority, she was also is determined by the pi chapter be proud of each academic department are National fraternity stimulated a noted above for delta alpha chapter phi sigma pi chatper bylaws. Chapters create a reporter. Do your appearance, delta alpha chapter phi sigma pi chatper bylaws, still issuing charters because they will create a deep meaning friendship based upon their fraternity a vote immediately that only in additional nominations submitted. In the background, magnifying their strength was the Great Depression. Thanks for pledges, delta alpha chapter phi sigma pi chatper bylaws. It is the collegiate chapters of the Fraternity which are most visible to the public eye, and it is as an undergraduate that the Fraternity member is most highly involved with his chapter. The fraternity or religious affiliation with dedication, delta alpha chapter phi sigma pi chatper bylaws committee. He delighted in luring people to give an account of their own souls, or in submitting them to his peculiar style of interrogation. These are compiled and available below. Should ever be required to his company was a man who feel a manual edition was received from campus relations manual, delta alpha chapter phi sigma pi chatper bylaws, we must see how we sent to benefit him.
    [Show full text]
  • Spring 2017 Community Report Card [Pdf]
    SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - GREEK LIFE COMMUNITY REPORT: SPRING 2017 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Number of New Total Members Chapter Spring 2017 2016 Standards of Chapter New Member GPA MIDTERM GREATS RISK GREATS GREATS NME Members (Active & NM) Cummulative GPA Chapter Term GPA Excellence Alpha Epsilon Pi N/A N/A 27 2.83 2.92 29.63% 85% 81% N/A Silver Alpha Sigma Phi 3 2.47 29 2.87 2.83 93% 100% 92% 100% Silver Alpha Tau Omega 7 3.29 84 3.06 3 71% 71% 18% N/A Bronze Beta Theta Pi 3 3.34 49 2.85 2.65 90% 100% 93% 33% Silver Delta Sigma Phi 5 2.91 91 2.9 2.89 25% 94% 95% 100% Gold Delta Upsilon 5 3.19 59 2.83 2.75 80% 91% 88% 0% Bronze Kappa Sigma 7 2.94 57 2.78 2.79 90% 76% 86% 100% No Laurel Reached Pi Kappa Alpha N/A N/A 76 2.79 2.75 80% 95% 90% N/A Bronze Pi Kappa Phi Colony N/A N/A 32 2.89 2.72 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5 2.83 35 2.74 2.69 6.70% 80% 80% 100% Silver Sigma Chi 5 2.64 50 3 2.87 91% 96% 91% 100% Gold Sigma Nu 8 2.56 70 2.84 2.74 81% 90% 85% 100% Bronze Theta Chi 4 2.8 45 2.86 2.84 98% 100% 97% 75% Silver Total 52 704 2.89 2.86 2.8 Council Average 5 54 NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Number of New Total Members Chapter Spring 2017 2016 Standards of Chapter New Member GPA MIDTERM GREATS RISK GREATS GREATS NME Members (Active & NM) Cummulative GPA Chapter Term GPA Excellence Alpha Kappa Alpha N/A N/A 12 3.12 3.15 92.31% 100% 100% N/A Gold Alpha Phi Alpha N/A N/A 3 2.58 2.483 100% 100% 100% N/A No Laurel Reached Delta Sigma Theta N/A N/A 4 3.08 3.267 100% 100% 100% N/A Silver Iota Phi Theta N/A N/A 6 2.74 2.37 57.14%
    [Show full text]
  • Spring 2020 Community Academic Report
    Community Academic Report Spring 2020 July 2020 Dear Sorority and Fraternity Leaders and Stakeholders: On behalf of the Center for Student Involvement and Sorority & Fraternity Life staff, we are proud to share the Community Academic Report for Spring Quarter 2020. For the 36thconsecutive quarter, the Sorority & Fraternity Life All-Greek Affiliated Grade Point Average (3.312) was above the All-UC Davis Student Grade Point Average (3.156). Individually, congratulations are due to Phi Delta Epsilon whose members earned the highest term GPA (3.791), and to Phi Sigma Pi for the highest cumulative GPA (3.496). The following report will provide further details about the academic performance of our individual chapters and community as a whole. Please contact us if you have any questions about the report. Interfraternally, J. Valerie Lamarre Laurent Payton Gates Troske Sorority & Fraternity Life Sorority & Fraternity Life Center for Student Involvement Center for Student Involvement [email protected] [email protected] (530) 752-4606 (530) 752-3828 Center for Student Involvement- Sorority & Fraternity Life Community Academic Report – Spring 2020 Table 1. Size and academic comparison of Greek Affiliated students and the UC Davis student population. Spring 2020 Winter 2020 Fall 2019 Category (60 groups) (62 groups) (65 groups) Students Term Cumulative Students Term Cumulative Students Term Cumulative Affiliated Women 1,535 3.604 3.302 1,588 3.319 3.227 1,613 3.166 3.187 All-UC Davis Women 17,783 3.390 3.194 18,554 3.122 3.1 19,987 2.887 2.963 Affiliated Men 854 3.347 3.114 898 3.116 3.051 946 2.871 2.977 All-UC Davis Men 11,422 3.189 3.096 11,993 2.999 3.012 13,076 2.747 2.859 All-Greek Affiliated 2,393 3.511 3.235 2,490 3.263 3.177 2,563 3.057 3.109 All-UC Davis 29,275 3.312 3.156 30,618 3.074 3.066 33,143 2.831 2.922 Table 2.
    [Show full text]
  • Albright Praises San Jose, Charms Crowd
    SPORTS HOROSCOPES Men's, women's cross country teams compete Find out what's in your future and get your in WAC championship in Houston on Saturday Friday Spartan Daily dose of cosmic comedy SPARTANSee page 4 DAILY See page 6 Volume 111, No. 44 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 October 30, 1998 Albright praises San Jose, charms crowd By JoAnn Peach Valley Forum of the lessness, nuclear disarmament, developed cutting edge software peace talks, she could "now be a vorld. Staff Writer Commonwealth Club of education, technology and the for 9-year-olds. And its scientists software designer, since they "Today, Americans may be California. San Jose is the first arts. discover new worlds." obviously don't need sleep." proud to stand with peacemak- On her first stop during her stop during Albright's visit to Fresh out of dealing with the Albright proceeded to charm Albright also said in order to ers against bomb makers," visit to the West Coast, U. S. the West Coast. Her itinerary aftermath of the Middle East the audience by talking humor- diplomatically handle issues, Albright said. Secretary of State Madeleine includes Seattle and Vancouver, peace talks, Albright started her ously about herself She went on she had her "partisan instincts Albright was quick to point Albright spoke to a large crowd Wash. speech with inspiration and to point out how she was voted surgically removed." out that in dealing with the of Commonwealth Club mem- The Commonwealth Club of humor about the Silicon Valley one of Time Magazine's 25 Most However, with regard to international financial crisis, bers, Rotarians and San Jose California regularly hosts area.
    [Show full text]
  • USFC Community Report - Spring 2018 Increase/ # of Members Decline (Including from Overall Overall # of Avg
    University of California, Santa Barbara USFC Community Report - Spring 2018 Increase/ # of Members Decline (Including from Overall Overall # of Avg. Service UCSB Potential New Previous # of New Chapter Chapter Size Community Hrs. per Conduct Chapter Members) Qtr. GPA Qtr. Members GPA Rank Rank Service Hrs. member Charges Alpha Gamma Alpha Sorority, Inc. (USFC Colony) 5 3.35 -0.150 1 17 30 6 Chi Delta Theta Sorority 13 2.94 -0.010 6 13 71 5 Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 8 2.30 0.430 16 14 0 1 Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority, Inc. 21 3.19 0.090 2 9 219 10 Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. 19 3.10 -0.160 4 11 172 9 Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. 23 2.73 -0.280 11 6 161 7 Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity, Inc. (USFC Colony) 7 2.09 -0.260 17 16 26 4 Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 23 2.79 0.000 10 6 142 6 Phi Lambda Rho Sorority, Inc. (USFC Colony) 8 2.38 -0.870 15 15 0 0 Pi Alpha Phi Fraternity, Inc. 25 2.62 -0.040 13 5 86 3 Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority, Inc. 21 2.86 -0.010 8 9 0 0 Sigma Delta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (USFC Colony) 16 2.44 -0.400 14 12 0 1 Sigma Kappa Chi Sorority, Inc. 29 3.05 0.500 5 2 140 5 Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. 34 2.65 0.230 12 1 24 1 Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. 27 3.17 0.280 3 3 164 6 Sigma Omega Nu Latina Interest Sorority, Inc.
    [Show full text]
  • Dancin' Machines "I'm Sure He Will Talk About Ballroom of the Student Union
    Volume 112, No. 21 February 26, 19991 SPART DAILY One Washington Square SDAILYOtimc.sisu.cdu , 11111 San Jose, CA 95192 0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 SJSU on agenda for Rev. Jackson Ily Katrina Toranski and getting better education," he said. Staff Writer Jackson was born in South Carolina in poverty. By the age of The Rev. Jesse Jackson is 20, Jackson was involved with scheduled to visit San Jose State Operation Bread Basket, which University Monday to discuss helped to bring jobs to poor peo- racial issues in California. ple. David J. Ross, chairman of the "He became inspired by the 1999 black graduation committee, Civil Rights Movement," Millner said Jackson will address the said. issues of racial division, police The Civil Rights Movement brutality and new California poli- was the fight for justice and tics. equality for all people during the Steven Millner, African '50s. American studies professor, said Also, he was the founder and he anticipates Jackson will president of Operation PUSH address the lack of promotions for (People United to Save people of color. Humanity) in Chicago, which "I also anticipate he will helped provide unemployed address the public about bilingual blacks with jobs. education," he said. "Later, the operation became a According to Ross, SJSU is national movement," Millner said. racially diverse and should havea Jackson was invited to SJSU diverse variety of speakers. by the African Arnerican studies "'This is a college clunpus, and department and the 1999 gradua- we should have speakers like him tion committee. (Jackson) often," he said. According to Ross, the group According to Hezekiah Conley, has an ongoing relationship with a physics major, Jackson makes a Jackson.
    [Show full text]
  • Spring 2015 Scholarship Report
    University of California, Riverside Fraternity and Sorority Spring 2015 Scholarship Report Sororities Fraternities Overall Chapter S15 GPA Chapter S15 GPA Chapter S15 GPA Members Delta Sigma Theta 3.378 Delta Tau Delta 3.048 Delta Sigma Theta 3.378 4 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.077 Beta Upsilon Delta 3.033 Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.077 3 Lambda Theta Alpha 3.067 Alpha Epsilon Pi 2.886 Lambda Theta Alpha 3.067 11 Lambda Theta Nu 3.007 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.880 Delta Tau Delta 3.048 17 Lambda Sigma Gamma 3.002 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.845 Beta Upsilon Delta 3.033 12 Omega Zeta Chi 3.000 Phi Kappa Psi 2.844 Lambda Theta Nu 3.007 7 Gamma Phi Beta 2.980 Nu Alpha Kappa 2.837 Lambda Sigma Gamma 3.002 10 Sigma Gamma Rho 2.972 La Union Estudiantil de la Raza 2.804 Omega Zeta Chi 3.000 26 Gamma Rho Lambda 2.955 Epsilon Iota Sigma 2.800 Gamma Phi Beta 2.980 87 Alpha Chi Omega 2.954 Phi Kappa Sigma 2.770 Sigma Gamma Rho 2.972 8 Kappa Kappa Gamma 2.935 Zeta Phi Rho 2.763 Gamma Rho Lambda 2.955 11 Rho Delta Chi 2.915 Phi Gamma Delta 2.758 Alpha Chi Omega 2.954 95 Alpha Pi Sigma 2.897 Delta Chi 2.748 Kappa Kappa Gamma 2.935 83 Sigma Omicron Pi 2.851 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.728 Rho Delta Chi 2.915 9 Pi Beta Phi 2.814 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.693 Alpha Pi Sigma 2.897 17 Latinic Societas Unitas 2.774 Pi Delta Psi 2.634 Alpha Epsilon Pi 2.886 34 Alpha Delta Pi 2.764 Sigma Delta Alpha 2.583 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.880 49 Delta Gamma 2.764 Sigma Lambda Beta 2.534 Sigma Omicron Pi 2.851 17 Alpha Gamma Alpha 2.761 Beta Chi Theta 2.424 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.845 11 Sigma Kappa 2.629 Phi Kappa Psi 2.844 79 Sigma Pi Alpha 2.613 Nu Alpha Kappa 2.837 8 All Student Average 2.819 17472 Pi Beta Phi 2.814 109 Community Statistics All Fraternity/Sorority Avg.
    [Show full text]