ATO News - March 2004
OVER
1500 partake in 'Fabulous Greek Weekend'
March 29, 2004 - Daily Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia,PA,USA The Hellenic deities seemed to be smiling down on Penn's campus as a bout of sunshine greeted the three-day "Fabulous Greek Weekend," which kicked off Friday afternoon with a powderpuff football game and a barbecue on the field at Locust and 40th streets ... Phi, Sigma Delta Tau and Phi Sigma Kappa, while the four wet parties occurred at the houses of Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Nu and Alpha Tau Omega...
BROUGHT
to you by ASCSU
March 29, 2004 - The Rocky Mountain Collegian
About this time last year, I was sitting in a committee meeting at the state capitol. The committee was debating about a proposed voucher bill that would completely reverse how CSU received funding from the state. ...Chris is the opinion editor of the Collegian. Chris, Dave and John are all brothers of the Colorodo State Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.
Records
Set at Little 500 Qualifications
March 28, 2004 - Cyclingnews.com
Indiana University's annual Little 500 bicycle race is still a month away, but the preparations
for the big weekend began this weekend with the race qualifications. ... Two Indiana
University Alpha Tau Omega riders
try at all costs to make an exchange within the desginated area. One step over the line with
a hand still on the bike is a foul. ...
Fraternity looks
to get a start with new UM chapter
March 25, 2004 - Montana Kaimin
Jose Diaz, a sophomore in journalism and political science, had the idea to start Kappa Sigma last semester after his previous fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega, was removed from campus by the national organization because of dwindling enrollment.
Student Affairs race features fraternity members
March 24, 2004 -The Duke Chronicle - Durham,N.C,USA
In a Duke Student Government race for vice president of student affairs that pits members of three different fraternities against each other, sophomore Brandon Goodwin, junior Adam Katz and sophomore Mark Middaugh have placed varying importance on developing campus social life in their bids for the office.
Katz, Alpha Tau Omega social chair for the past two years, emphasized his desire to be an "advocate of the students," reaching out to the community through ...
ZM ATO Chapter Progress
Just wanted to update you on the progress and good work of the ATOs at Sam Houston State.
For the spring 2004 semester, during Formal Rush, the Zeta Mu chapter of ATO took 6 recruits (pledges). There were only a couple of other fraternities on campus that took as many since the number of men signing up for Formal Rush only numbered a little over two dozen. The 6 recruits (pledges) were inducted last Monday night during a ceremony outside of the Austin College building on the Sam Houston campus. Alumni in attendance were Rick Hanna, Dan Forney, Scott Hagan and Robert Hurst. After the ceremony, the new recruits and the members joined the alumni for fellowship and brotherhood at the new Zack's.
On Saturday, March 27, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., the new recruits and members will join forces with the alumni Friday Night Fryers for the Walden Spring Clean and Catfish Fling at Walden on Lake Conroe. This is an excellent opportunity for ATO to make soon-to-graduate high school seniors from the Montgomery County area aware of the chapter at Sam Houston State and provide a community service, too. The undergrads will be helping to clean up properties in the Walden area for the spring while the alumni Friday Night Fryers will be cooking up chicken and catfish dinners to raise money for a scholarship program. The Sam Houston State Alumni Association is hitching its wagon to this event, too!
Take time to come visit with the chapter the next time you're in Huntsville or come to the Spring
Clean and Catfish Fling at Walden on Lake Conroe on March 27! Come see what ATO is doing at SHSU!
Robert 'Spock' Hurst - Chairman, Zeta Mu Board of Trustees - March 5, 2004