DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Rushing and Pledging With a shortened orientation week this year, DePauwts Greek system also saw a change. Fraternity pledging found most men established in their respective houses by the weekend of Sept. 11, while womenis rush continued through Oct. 1. For those students preferring in- dependent living Bishop Roberts, Longden, and Mason residence halls were available. When registration was completed, freshmen and up- perclassmen alike scrambled to the Book Store to purchase books and supplies in preparation for the first day of classes. With classes be- ginning on Friday, Sept. 10, this year, students had to settle down to the studying routine earlier than usual. As orientation week drew to close, a new and exciting year began for DePauw. DU pledge Jim Evans zeros in with a grin at the Alpha Chi kiss-in. AG The Alpha Phits do their best to make another group of anxious rushees feel at home. 31

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The rush talk builds to its climax, and the glories of frat life are extolled. The thrill of sorority pledging is enough to make any Nancy Weir seems to have the Kappa rush well under con- lS-year-old coedjump forjoy. e trol. But one more what, Nancy?

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