Alpha Phi Omega will host a brother auction at 8 p.m. Saturday in Ben Apple Lecture Hall located in Bogar Hall. All The Crusader
The newly initiated member of Theta Chi is sophomore Alexander James. The fraternity's new officers include sophomore Aldo Russo, president, and junior Piotr Wrobel, vice president.
Alpha Chi Omega wins PikeStruction Indiana Statesman
Cans of tomato soup, mixed fruit, peas and noodles helped Alpha Chi Omega win the first ever PikeStruction event in Dede I Monday night. The women built a castle while members of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, the only other competitor in this first-ever Pi Kappa Alpha philanthropy event, built a house complete with a swimming pool.
Stepshow attracts nationwide audience The Daily Targum
More than 1,500 people from around the nation gathered Saturday night at the Livingston Recreation Center to compete at the STEPCORRECT National Championship Qualifier and attend the annual Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity stepshow, two shows in one, hosted by The Rutgers Delta Iota Chapter of the Fraternity.
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Although no fraternity rush process requires giving up a pint of blood, Alpha Phi Omega gladly accepted them as donations during its blood drive last Tuesday. Held with the aid of the American Red Cross, the blood drive is one example of the service opportunities that APO offers.
 : MDA Bowlathon a success Chips
Alpha Phi Omega (APO) held a fundraising event Saturday, Nov. 18 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). The fundraiser, named “Bowl-A-Thon,” was held at Oneota Lanes, the bowling establishment in Decorah.
HUGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Kentucky Kernel
After watching a video on YouTube.com, elementary education sophomore Matt Davis of the coed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega set out to spread warmth on campus. Members of the fraternity gathered near the Student Center patio yesterday afternoon to give out free hugs to passing students as part of a national "free hugs" campaign.
Fires spark violation crackdown The State News
Fire citations issued by the East Lansing Fire Department have nearly doubled since last year, said Fire Marshal Bob Pratt. "In past years, we might have given out a warning," he said of violations that include tampering with a smoke detector. "We're not doing that anymore."
Greek execs push for racial unity Michigan Daily
When Randal Seriguchi, the National Pan-Hellenic Council's vice president, talks about the Greek system's capacity to cultivate campus diversity, he is more blunt than most executives.
2006 Debutante ball set for Dec. 20 The Biloxi Sun Herald
The Gulf Coast Debutante Society's 41st annual ball is 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi. Following a formal presentation, there will be a reception and dancing. This year 26 young ladies will be presented:
EDUCATION NOTES: Millcreek fifth-grader wins essay contest Lexington Herald-Leader
Carly Strein of Millcreek Elementary School was named the winner of Hope Center's essay contest on philanthropy that was open to all fifth-graders in Fayette County.

Alpha Phi Omega will host a brother auction at 8 p.m. Saturday in Ben Apple Lecture Hall located in Bogar Hall. All The Crusader
The newly initiated member of Theta Chi is sophomore Alexander James. The fraternity's new officers include sophomore Aldo Russo, president, and junior Piotr Wrobel, vice president.
Alpha Chi Omega wins PikeStruction Indiana Statesman
Cans of tomato soup, mixed fruit, peas and noodles helped Alpha Chi Omega win the first ever PikeStruction event in Dede I Monday night. The women built a castle while members of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, the only other competitor in this first-ever Pi Kappa Alpha philanthropy event, built a house complete with a swimming pool.
Stepshow attracts nationwide audience The Daily Targum
More than 1,500 people from around the nation gathered Saturday night at the Livingston Recreation Center to compete at the STEPCORRECT National Championship Qualifier and attend the annual Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity stepshow, two shows in one, hosted by The Rutgers Delta Iota Chapter of the Fraternity.
User login Cornell Daily Sun
Although no fraternity rush process requires giving up a pint of blood, Alpha Phi Omega gladly accepted them as donations during its blood drive last Tuesday. Held with the aid of the American Red Cross, the blood drive is one example of the service opportunities that APO offers.
 : MDA Bowlathon a success Chips
Alpha Phi Omega (APO) held a fundraising event Saturday, Nov. 18 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). The fundraiser, named “Bowl-A-Thon,” was held at Oneota Lanes, the bowling establishment in Decorah.
HUGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Kentucky Kernel
After watching a video on YouTube.com, elementary education sophomore Matt Davis of the coed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega set out to spread warmth on campus. Members of the fraternity gathered near the Student Center patio yesterday afternoon to give out free hugs to passing students as part of a national "free hugs" campaign.
Fires spark violation crackdown The State News
Fire citations issued by the East Lansing Fire Department have nearly doubled since last year, said Fire Marshal Bob Pratt. "In past years, we might have given out a warning," he said of violations that include tampering with a smoke detector. "We're not doing that anymore."
Greek execs push for racial unity Michigan Daily
When Randal Seriguchi, the National Pan-Hellenic Council's vice president, talks about the Greek system's capacity to cultivate campus diversity, he is more blunt than most executives.
2006 Debutante ball set for Dec. 20 The Biloxi Sun Herald
The Gulf Coast Debutante Society's 41st annual ball is 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi. Following a formal presentation, there will be a reception and dancing. This year 26 young ladies will be presented:
EDUCATION NOTES: Millcreek fifth-grader wins essay contest Lexington Herald-Leader
Carly Strein of Millcreek Elementary School was named the winner of Hope Center's essay contest on philanthropy that was open to all fifth-graders in Fayette County.alpha+omega+phi: alpha+omega+phi