Big Bro Lil Bro Script

[LCA SB1]

Hey im the High Kappa at Louisiana-Lafayette, and I was wondering if anyone had a big bro ceremony script. id apprech if u could sent it to me or email it to rpp9053@louisiana.edu thanks!

[GammaZeta]

Well, it's not so much a script as it is a recipe for fun.

1. One (1) Industrial size container of lube.

2. One (1) sheep.

I'M KIDDING! My advice would be to have your chapter create one themselves. Don't just use somebody elses, make it special and significant to your own chapter. Sure, it may take some time, but it would be great to start your own tradition. It doesn't have to be complicated, just special.

[Tom Earp]

Big Brothers were special to each of the New AMs as they were your guides.

As GammaZeta so said, tailor it to your Zeta and make them feel like the work you did for them was worth it and what they did for you in return!!

But also have a little fun!

Did not know goats were still in use!

[Tom Earp]

Since I am some what new to many of the different Zeta things, maybe I miss understood the question?

Please claify for me if you will!

[john1082]

Sounds as if you're looking for a script that could be read at a Big Brother revealing or a similar event. I don't have one and I don't know if the Kappa book or the Phi manual contains such a script.

However, that does not mean that you cannot draft your own. Please drop me a note and share some ideas or catch me on-line at ElderLawOC on AIM. Perhaps between the two of us we can put pen to paper (or I guess that would be fingers to keyboard nowadays) and come up with a suitable script suitable sanctimony for the event.

Seriously, I'd like to help you write it. This is a marvelous journey that we have embarked on but the good ship Lambda Chi isn't a kayak that you paddle alone, rather it's a canoe that takes two to make it work.

[justaflaneur]

There is a section in the High Kappa Manual setting the guidelines for a Big Brother Ceremony (Section 2-9 of the 1992 edition). A brief outline of a proposed Ceremony is included, but it is largely left up to the Chapter.

In ZAX,
Lynn Chipperfield