November 2002 Archives
Call for cards
TSU Ketner School of Business has a glass-paned, enclosed bulletin board they hope alumni will post business cards on in hopes of showing current and potential students where TSU grads are and what they are doing now. Cards can be sent to Professor Paul Herbig, Dean, Ketner School of Business, Tri-State University, One University Ave., Angola, IN 46703.
Sounds like this is a great way to contribute to the advancement of our Alma Mater.
TSU students help with tornado cleanup
A fledgling chapter of Habitat for Humanity made up of Tri-State University students helped with cleanup the recent devastating tornado damage suffered in Van Wert, OH. More...
Sniff Hall History
A bit of history about Sniff Hall aka the "old administration building". Completed in 1887, Sniff is the second oldest building on TSU's campus.
New Indiana Theta Eboard
The actives recently held elections for this year's executive board. Congratulations to these brothers for being chosen by their chapter to lead Indiana Theta this year:
President- Bob Rice
VP programming - Matt Clayton
VP Finance - Jake Kapitan
VP Recruitment - Matt Young
VP Development - Josh Felver
Chaplin - Mike Wood
Memorial Scholarship
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Memorial Scholarship fund numbers have been updated. The total money received as of October 31st is $5800.00 A big thanks to all our donors and those who have contributed recently, including, Timothy J. and Kelly L. Edwards, Richard K. Fransted, Dennis R. Lichty, Bruce W. and Mary K. Price, Michael A. Wolcott. More information...
LamdaHouse.org Postcards!
We have added a new feature today -- LambdaHouse.org Postcards! Now you can send an electronic postcard to alumni, brothers, friends and family right from LambdaHouse.org. We dug through the chapter's archive and picked out a few good photos for you to choose from. Send a postcard today!
Do you have a photo that you think is worthy of a LambdaHouse.org Postcard? Pass is along...
Happy Founder's Day
The twelve met one day in October 1901, in Gaw and Wallace's room on the third floor of Ryland Hall to discuss organization of the fraternity they would call "Sigma Phi". The exact date of this meeting is not known, and if any minutes were kept, they have been lost. However, the meeting was probably held before the middle of the month, because the twelve founders are named as members on November 1, 1901, in the first printed roster of the Fraternity. Jenkens is listed as the first member. More...
