In the Words of Carter Ashton Jenkins
Brother Jenkens was sitting at his desk one evening, studying a passage of Greek for the next day. He fell asleep and dreamed.
“I dreamed that I saw a great black cloud over this University, ” he said, “and I saw lightnings, and heard the reverberations of the thunder. I [...]
Gentlemen, Happy Founders Day! My name is Mark Torres from CA Phi and I’m an avid reader of this blog. Anyways, I figured since it was founders day, you could maybe post this link up. It’s a small little video from the brothers of CA Phi to SigEp’s everywhere. Thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gXQGWl3YLI
HFF,Mark TorresVice PresidentOrder of OmegaDelta Alpha [...]
Bill Hydrick Annually Sends Out a Menaingful Founders’ Day MessageMy Brothers,
Another year has passed and again I greet you on this anniversary of the founding of our beloved fraternity; another opportunity to reflect of the triumphs and tragedies of the year gone by and look with hope to the future; another chance to renew our [...]
Recently we announced that a group just for SigEps has been formed on the LinkedIn networking application. this group helps SigEps find each other and connect to share information and business connections.
The good news is that 100 SigEps who are LinkedIn members have already joined the group. The “opportunity” that remains is the many [...]
Joining up with some younger brothersBy BRIAN WALLHEIMER
Michael Doyle isn’t your typical fraternity guy.
Well, he might have been once. But this weekend he’ll become the newest member of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity, and he’s old enough to be the grandfather of some of the Purdue chapter’s members.
Doyle, 60, pledged Alpha Kappa Lambda in the fall [...]
‘Brothers’ remember fallen soldierThe Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity from Baylor University in Texas found the perfect way to remember a fallen brother. It donated the Lt. Col. Kim S. Orlando Memorial Fountain to the Fort Campbell Fisher House. It was officially dedicated this week.
As commander of the 716th Military Police Battalion, Orlando was killed four [...]
Mike Mimloe has had a rough year. A near-fatal heart attack - at age 20 - followed by months of recovery and rehabilitation was not what he expected in his sophomore year of college.
Michael Milmoe with his sister, Meaghan. The heart attack victim, now 21, beat expectations. (MILMOE FAMILY)
A year ago, on a beautiful September [...]
I wandered over to the Lambda Chi “Voices” blog (it is linked on the sidebar too) to see if there was anything new and found a post by an undergrad who had just been blown away by the recently unveiled Lambda Chi “True Brother” program.
I just returned from the 2007 Stead Leadership Seminar where they [...]
If this story doesn’t fit the defintion of a brother in need, I don’t know what does. We had a post when he was first hit, but now we can see some of the longer term effects of his injuries.
How to help
Donations may be sent to:Friends of Paul ConticelliP.O. Box 2013New City, NY 10956
STONY [...]
Today is the “Live Earth” series of concerts, calling attention to global climate change and asking us to think of how we can make a change to help out.
I was thinking about how that would or could apply to SigEps and realized that being aware of our environment is very much in line with the [...]
