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A Great Semester For Kappa Chis The Kappa Delta Chis have intimidation, and fear. had an exciting and fulfilling The Kappa Chi sorority now semester. Rush began January consists of 45 actives and 3 social 13th; the Kappa Chi's theme was actives; they will sadly say "Late Night Rush." All their farewell to 16 seniors in May. events were based on late night The Kappa Chi's have had two TV shows. Pledging for the stimulating literary meetings Kappa Chis went very smoothly this semester, both led by this year since they had initiated alumni. The first was with Mrs. a positive pledging program last Barbara Mezeske on the topic of year before the administration friendship. The second was on forced all Greek organizations to celebration with Karla Wolters. comply with new pledging They have also had several regulations this spring. Their service projects. The Kappa emphasis was on education and Chi's hosted guest speakers for friendship, and trying to the Critical Issues Symposium, e l i m i n a t e s u b o r d i n a t i o n . spent a Saturday morning
washing Dial-A-Rlde buses, and made monetary donations towards Sexual Assault Awareness Week and Women's Week. For Valentine's Day, the sorority delivered handmade cards to patients at Holland Community Hospital. On April 22, they served a dinner sponsored by Crown Cadillac to raise money for Hospice. Their final service project will be caring for and maintaining tulip beds in town. The Kappa Delta Chis have also had several work projects.
They had their annual candy sale near the end of pledging, sold carnations for Valentine's Day, and ushered at numerous Great Performance Series concerts. Some exciting news for the Kappa Chis: the administration finally gave them a house! Beginning this fall, they will be in the old admissions building located on 10th Street.
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Two n a t i o n a l Greek conferences were held to which the sorority sent representatives. Two Pan-Hellenic reps attended a conference in Bowling Green, Illinois; three members went as representatives to another conference in St. Louis. Those who attended felt these were weekends well spent. Rush and pledging tends to keep the Greeks busy during spring semester. However, the Kappa Chis still managed to enjoy a social life. They had a party with the Emersonians, one
with the Knicks, Alpha Gamma Phis, and Centurlans, and a few parties with their sisters. This year, their spring formal was held at the Am way Grand Plaza with the Alpha Gamma Phis. Because the Alpha Gamma Phi sorority is quite small, they would not have been able to have a formal if it had not been through a joint effort with another Greek sisterhood. It turned out to be a beautiful evening where everyone enjoyed an elegant dinner, dancing, and great company. Despite rainy weather last weekend, the Kappa Chis still enjoyed themselves Saturday and Sunday on a canoe trip. Senior picnic and May Day are yet to come. Presently, the Kappa Chis are psyching themselves up to participate again this year in the May Day track and field competitions. It has truly been an exciting semester for the Kappa Delta Chi sorority.
'88 Student Congress Officers Elected By KayleneShanDon anchor Feature Editor 866 Hope students went to 41 the polls" last Friday to elect next year's student congress officers. Junior Tom Kyros was elected president under the campaign slogan that Student Congress needs reorganization now In order to give the students the voice they deserve. Junior Bruce Brown was victorious in the 1st VicePresident position, while Sophomore Jonathan Hoffman won the 2nd Vice-President race. None of the r a c e s w e r e particulary close. For the presidency, Kyros received 484 votes, Craig Kozler 263, and Sean Luckman 107. Brown won his post with 499 votes, trailed by Rhonda Bohannon with 196, and Erika Anderson with 169. Hoffman received 494 votes for the 2nd Vice-Presidency, while his only opposition, Mark Van Genderen, received 348 votes. Students voted for candidates on the basis of speeches which were given during dinner the Thursday before the election. Also, for the first time this year, a short s u m m a r y of the candidates' platforms was distributed to the student body so they could cast a more educated vote Kyros, a two year veteran of Congress, has big plans for
reform and improvement next 44 year. The most pressing change that needs to be made is to improve the image of Student Congress so it will be more respected and wield more power," said Kyros. 44lf the Congress has the respect of the students, more people will want to become a part of It. This Is the first and necessary step in making the Congress a stronger voice of the students ". Other changes Kyros would like to see Involve reorganization of the Congress, which would have to be taken care of before this semester ends In order to be implemented next Fall. He believes reducing the size of Congress will sharpen competition to get elected, hence drawing only those with the most enthusiasm and desire to work hard. 44 Another important issue is the budget debt," said Kyros. 4 The amount and way money is b u d g e t e d to s t u d e n t organizations needs changed. Every student on this campus contributes money through their student activities fee, and no one knows exactly where all that money is going. We are currently in major debt." E l e c t i o n s for c o n g r e s s representatives will be held during the first few weeks of the fall semester.
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