Campus Rocked by Greek Week
Steven Schwartz
Issue date: 11/19/07 Section: News
Jesse certainly received equal encouragement as he paraded on stage in the ATO/SGRho/NCM tee with an unmatched swagger. ATO's sorority partners were chosen randomly by the coordinators.
"I think it's great not to have the choice regarding who you're paired up with," says Marano. "We've had the opportunity to spend time with two sororities we don't normally hang out with. They've been great. We really like them, and I think they really like us."
Kappa Delta representative Amanda Moreno has also enjoyed the connection. "I have had a ot fun this week and I've enjoyed the bonding experience." Amanda, who took part in the ice melting competition, surely put her words to the test in her efforts to wane a block of ice with other shirtless representatives. Jesse, when asked about the relationship between confi dence and dedication, responded unselfishly.
"I couldn't care less what happens on stage, because I know I have [my team's] support. I'm doin' it for them. Applause from the brothers and sorority sisters keeps me goin'." There certainly was plenty of applause that evening.
Mike Kates of Tau Kappa Epsilon would agree with Chance Chase's statement that Greek Week has united the Greek community. "It's nice to come together and participate," says Mike, who could be seen in a full cheerleading outfit and skirt during Friday night's powder puff football game.
"That's the greatest aspect about it. It brought the frats and sororities together in a positive way. We help each other equally to reach a goal. [TKE], for example, had the chance to call the plays for the sisters of Chi-O during their game." Kates has shown a great deal of pride for his organization.
"My commitment to Greek Week is evident in my skirt-wearing Friday night," said Mike in a fit of laughter. Of course, not everyone had the opportunity to take part. The competition was strictly for Greek affiliates.
Chance believes its purpose, however, is not to isolate those not involved, but rather
"I think it's great not to have the choice regarding who you're paired up with," says Marano. "We've had the opportunity to spend time with two sororities we don't normally hang out with. They've been great. We really like them, and I think they really like us."
Kappa Delta representative Amanda Moreno has also enjoyed the connection. "I have had a ot fun this week and I've enjoyed the bonding experience." Amanda, who took part in the ice melting competition, surely put her words to the test in her efforts to wane a block of ice with other shirtless representatives. Jesse, when asked about the relationship between confi dence and dedication, responded unselfishly.
"I couldn't care less what happens on stage, because I know I have [my team's] support. I'm doin' it for them. Applause from the brothers and sorority sisters keeps me goin'." There certainly was plenty of applause that evening.
Mike Kates of Tau Kappa Epsilon would agree with Chance Chase's statement that Greek Week has united the Greek community. "It's nice to come together and participate," says Mike, who could be seen in a full cheerleading outfit and skirt during Friday night's powder puff football game.
"That's the greatest aspect about it. It brought the frats and sororities together in a positive way. We help each other equally to reach a goal. [TKE], for example, had the chance to call the plays for the sisters of Chi-O during their game." Kates has shown a great deal of pride for his organization.
"My commitment to Greek Week is evident in my skirt-wearing Friday night," said Mike in a fit of laughter. Of course, not everyone had the opportunity to take part. The competition was strictly for Greek affiliates.
Chance believes its purpose, however, is not to isolate those not involved, but rather
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