Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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GVING IT T -... ,- The pl Kappa Alpha s take off to Hollywood for Greek Week. -- 22 Ein. lr -J. if 554, gn.: ,. Gil ' ls Greeks Enjo A11 Facets 9 o o o 0 o 0 o'o ooo oo 0 ...gave 0 4 oooooo , ::o:o'Q'o'oooooooo 0 so ooo 'o ooo'o oo ,oe o 3.0.9.0 o oo 09. Q 0 O.Q.OQ : g.. .la 'OSOSOSQSOSOLOLOZOSO'OSOW O.. ' O .9 ........Q Q. .Q U f Q O O Q Q f Q Q QQQOQQAOQOQG Q. Q.. 0.0000000000 . .0.0 ..'.......Q.O...O Q Q 9 0 O Q 'C' OO. O O Q.. Q Q Q Q Q O O Q O O . . Q . . O O.. Q. O W 9 ' ' .0 1 O Q Q Q. Q Q O Q ...Q Q 0 Q 1 Q 5 Q ...O 9 Q 1'2'2':' .O O Q . O 'ofsfofo ' he Greek system at Bradley provides opportunity for collegians to become a part of a close group. to build friendships, and to participate in events and activities unique to the college experience. Fifty-one percent of the men on Bradley's campus belonged to fraternities this year. Greek life begins with rush. A process of matching people with organizations. Bradley offers a diverse selection of Greek organiza- tions on campus representing people from dif- ferent backgrounds, Perhaps the pinnacle of Greek life is re- flected in Greek Week. A week of competitive events designed to strenghten unity among in- dividual chapters and the entire Greek system. From the silly skits to the human pyramid, en- thusiasm and the spirit of competition run high all week. Throughout the semester. the interfrater- nal and Panl-Iellenic Councils work closely with the Greek Advisor. Ed King, King is rec- ognized nationally for his professional. skilled leadership. Being a member of the Greek system in- volves committing oneself to high ideals, solid values, and professiona to up hold the honor, dig- nity, respect and truth of yourself and your orga- nization. Strong bonds are formed between organiza- tional members through a wide range of activi- ties. Most organizations have philanthropies of sorts, Pageants, car washes, or bike races. One of the strongest points of Greek Life is the social activity. After hours, formals. Hay Rides, exchanges, and a host of other social activ- ities unique to each chapter all proliferate at Bradley. It was all the way back in ancient Greece when Plato observed, Man is a social an- imal. Perhaps few knew as well as the Greeks the importance of social activity in college. Academics also play an important part of Greek living. Various programs have been imple- mented in each house and through IFCfPanHel in efforts to maximize scholastic achievement. Scholarship culminates with Grand Chapter. where high academic performance in the Greek system is rewarded. The Greek system at Bradley strives to of- fer something more to these people willing to give a little more. By: Brett Hablieb GREEK LIFE

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fa OFF-CAMPI L'LLIiIiILILL1, LE ELLILLIJEE lilflf-I:Li,I.1,I.vIlE :0:0:4:0:0:O. ' ' ' ' 'o:o:o'o's'o'o' ,o.o.o.o.o,o. Q . o o o'o'o'o'o' 0,0.0,0.0,o,o.o o:o'o'o'o'a'o'o'o'o' 0:ozozo:o:o:o:o:::o::::':'z':':':':': 'o'o'o:o:o'o'o'o'o'o'o':':f:':'.':'5 0,00 ooooo ,o- - !..,, o o'o'Q'o'o'o'o'o' 4. 0 o 0 Q Q o 0 Q ' o o o 4 4 o o o o Q o o o o 0 o 0 o o 0 o o o 0 ozozo' 0 Q ozozo : 0.0.0.5 co'o'o'o o'o'b' 0 ired of Dorm Life, dorm food, and rules and regu- lations? Step into the world of off-campus life. Whether you're in an apartment or a house. the freedom you have is endless. Although you have to cook your own food, at least it's something that you know is edible and did not come from last week's cow. And you can eat whenev- er you want, how much you want, and more importantly, what you want. Living off-campus does have its drawbacks, though. Well, you have to clean your own bathroom, but at least you and three or four other people have used it instead of the whole dorm floor. And there's the overall housework that needs to be done: the Friday before parents come down will suffice. I guess the best part of off-campus life is the social aspect. You could have a party every night if you wanted, and no one would com- plain about the noise, because there are no quiet hours! by: Judy Hogan