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Lost
Alumni :(
Jason
Harmon
Emily
Waltrip
Chris
Chamber
Christine
Hernandez
Theresa
Iwaskewycz
Jennifer
O'Brien
Kristin
Rose
Joshua
Zehnder
Rachel
Stinnet
Emily
Vesey
Olatola
Ajanaku
Sarah-Vaughn
Dottin
Judy
Fay
Amy
Wehle
LaTonya
Wright
Mandy
Rosales
Sarah
Khan
Rachelle
Louidor
Ashley
Pareja
Vanessa
Walker
Kiala
Clarke
Jennifer
Clarke
Pooja
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Updates
We
have 16 great initiates this semester. The Lambda class is made up of:
Jennifer Greene, Sarah Thomas, Tristan Casanas, Bryttani Sylvain, Genesis
Vieyra, Christina Peek, Shelby Hagemann, Khoury Vendura, Ashley Peters,
Jessica Strauss, Tiffany Todman, Sarah Kozlovsky, Natasha Doreus,
Stephanie Leombruno, Moe Khawaja, and Mia Tignor. They are starting off
great and working hard. Initiates are now required to interview ever
active Brother.
We
changed our Operating Policy to state that there is no re-voting during
Rush Voting or Initiate Voting.
We
are working with Central Parking again for Rays playoff games and USF home
games!
Alumni
Spotlight
Our
more recent alumni, Aimee Seidler will be participating in the
3-Day Susan G. Komen walk in St. Pete from October 31-November 2, 2008.
Each participant has to raise at least $2,200 to walk and she will be
walking 60 miles within the 3 days! She camps out at night with the
other walkers and survivors and is really excited about this life changing
experience. If you are interested in donating money to Aimee, you
can go to www.the3day.org
and click on donate now. Then type in her name in the search field.
Her name should then come up under the hometown of Massachusetts and then
you can click on her personal page and donate from there. Even if
you are not interested in donating, you should check out the site because
there is a lot of great information about Breast Cancer. She is
reminding everyone that October is Breast Cancer Awareness
month! "Did you know that one in eight women will
get diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime?!?" So far
she raised about $2,220 for the cause. She is really excited about
the event and proud to be making a difference in the fight against breast
cancer. Way to go Aimee!
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