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We did a wine tasting, but it was strictly off the books (it was a "bonding" activity). I actually do think it has something to do with being a grownup, as I finally felt adult when I started actually ordering off the wine menu not based solely on price. Depending on where you are, you can try to find a nearby tasting, otherwise have a wine-and-cheese party, with everyone bringning either wine or cheese and then having a DIY tasting. You get a lot drunker this way (found out the hard way).
Your other ideas all sound really good. If you have a career services, see if you can get them to come in and give a talk.
Try organizing something for rising jrs/srs as well, to get them prepared early, esp for grad school/law school/med school applications and interviews.
We also gave "senior bios" in chapter every week, starting in the spring. Have each senior pick another member and write a bio for her to be read aloud. It was fun for the younger members to hear more about the seniors, esp the stupid stuff from freshman year.
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