Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Injustice of time Time seems to help people for- get the good deeds the Greeks do for Marshall University and the community. As time progresses on- ward, such activities as raising money for the heart fund or muscular dystrophy are forgotten and discrepencies such as a declining GPA or rush violation seem to re- main in the minds of those who ridicule the Greek social system. Thus, another injustice of time. People soon forget the good and remember the bad, but time doesn't stop and years from now, these activities will be discussed with all the fury and fervor as the day they hap- pened. m3

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mew ,t 7;: 75 A - - . evehties reflect paSt era ef sixties he spring term of the 77-78 ol year finds students unit- briefly for a protest con- ing Robert B. Hayes. The ents ask for the resignation Hayes as president of the ersity. They go so far as to in signatures on a petition cted to the Board of Re- s. The petition is never tak- o the board. Perhaps the brief rally reflects a need for the kind of cause-uniting sport of the'late 60's and early 70's. With gold-fish swallowing in the past, Greeks take on more challenging events. Following a tradition set in a popular movie, the fraternities and sororities, along with non- -Greek factions, take to having toga' parties. But Marshall Greeks are the center of attention for another reason. As members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity are charged with rape, other Greek organizations try to change the already low image of Greeks. The charges are eventuaily dropped, but somehovy a not forgotten. ,i,

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