Hey Geoff,
Nice job on making it to the final round
Once you get to the other side it will feel like your born again. Ask ZZ. He'll tell you the same. The great thing about all those hard times and hard work is that you will be able to cherish that for the rest of your life. Plus you will have this in common with every beta that you will meet.
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Originally posted by Betarulz!
Okay, thought I could jump in here seeing how I just finished all my lore two weeks ago.
Answers: State with the most chapters is Ohio, I thought I knew that one and then picked up Son of the Stars and looked at the maps, and it becomes very obvious.
I'm not sure about David Linton's condition, but I'm pretty sure that John Holt Duncan was the one with the wooden leg that is on display in Oxford. One of our Sophomores who went to Convention last year was telling us about holding it, back at the beginning of the semester.
I'm going to guess that the chapter saved by the member who didn't go to Psi Upsilon was Lambda chapter at Michigan.
Now for a question for you guys to answer:
What was the amount owed by the Toronto chapter in order to save their house in 1917? How much money was actually raised?
On a personal note, after some rough times at the beginning of the semester, I had my last pledge review and was voted into the house last week, and so I'm only a month away from initiation (as long as nothing screwy happens with my grades - like they all drop to C's which I don't forsee happening). I must say that as I look back at the semester I accomplished more than I could have ever imagined, started building some amazing relationships that have become stronger than almost all my friendships in HS except for a select few, and had the most fun. Obviously most of these things are due to Beta, whether it be giving me the chance to meet such an awesome group of guys, or letting me know of the opportunities that are available to me on campus. It's truly been the best thing to happen to me, and I can't wait to become a full-fledged brother.
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