How did everyone do this year?
 

Just wondering how all of the other chapters did for the 2002-2003 school year?

At Coastal Carolina:

- Pikes are still the largest fraternity on campus
-We initiated 33 men (more than all other frats combined)
-Won the intramural directors cup
-Won homecoming king and float
-won gamma phi beta's big man on campus
-won first place in football, basketball, and soccer


Hope to hear about some more PIKE domination everywhere else.

PPKA

High Point (Delta Omega)
 

The Delta Omega Chapter of High Point University had a very successful year. Our chapter managed to revive the membership from a pitiful 11 active members to an average (in terms of school size) active membership of 27. We lost 5 seniors so we will begin next fall with 23 actives who will be living in our brand new fraternity house. The chapter has done a complete 180 and is on its way. Some of the accomplishments this year were a very memorable 50th anniversary gala for our chapter (founded in 1953), seeing a then pledge and current active member get voted into office as the schools SGA president, doing fairly well in intramurals, and just generally bringing the fraternity to a new level. We are looking forward to an awesome fall rush which will be highlighted by our PIKE calender which contains several "Girls of High Point" and pictures of the brothers on an anitique fire truck. Along with the calendar, one night of fall rush week will be a "meet the calendar girls" night. That is what's happening at Delta Omega, please visit the website www.hpupikes.com and drop a line on the message board!

At Delta Nu we initiated 20 men this year, more than any other fraternity. Still the largest social fraternity on campus. Greek Week 2003 champions and 2002 homecoming king winner. We had a great year and looking forward to an even better one.

Honestly we did rather well here at Oklahoma State. A fall pledge class of 30 and a spring class of 6 with a 28 and 5 initiated respectively. 3rd in IMs with many places . Grades could have been better. And homecoming was amazing with major strides towards winning, and if you didn't know at Oklahoma State we have the largest homecoming festivities. Competed for the first time in many years in on-campus singing competions with sororities. 3rd in Greek week. Our Rush chairman hopes to sign an even larger class of quality men. Um not much else other than making strides to be without question the best on campus again and be in the running for a Smythe soon.

We did really well again this year at Alpha Zeta:
-Won the Homecoming trophy for the third year in a row along with the ladies of Delta Delta Delta
-All University Champion in intramurals for the third year in a row
-Highest active member GPA
-Second highest pledge class GPA
-Over 5000 hours of community service (by far the most on campus for third year in a row)
-Initiated 33 men into the bonds (plus or minus one or two)
-Outstanding sophomore
-Model initiate
-8 IFC Rush Rho Chis
-IFC Rush Chair
-IFC public relations chair
-Chapter Excellence award (National)
-Robert Adger Smythe Award (National)
-Div. II intramural award (National)
-Sir-Mix-A-Lot at the last party of the year (biggest and best on campus)!
-Razorback yearbook profile (full page story on brother)

...And there might be a few things I left out. The only thing we lack is a NICE house. Kappa Sigma and Sigma Chi both have two of the nicest houses here of any fraternity chapter in the nation, so that might be the only thing that hinders us.

In the bonds,
Drew R.
phi phi kappa alpha