Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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- lop left: David Sccbch and one of his partners in crime show the crowd just how easy it is to perform magic on the unexpected person. Photo by Lea McVey Bottom left: Six amazing and talented girls give all they have to show why they deserve to be crowned Miss Minerva 2003. Photo by Lea McVey Below: Club Kseape holds a non-alcoholic event featuring One Fry Short, that is enjoyed by many. Photo by Paoto Tomka sittings weekend 25

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Fun times arc being had as many go to the extreme to win a contest at the Climbing Center's Vertical Festival. Photo by Jeremy Scholz Siblings Weekend |r phe forth annual siblings weekend began with many new faces on and around cam-1 pus. The siblings had arrived. Both the young and old were found all over Corvallis this weekend enjoying the great sights and events that Oregon State University had to offer. They came to spend quality time with the ones they love. Everyone found something to do with their siblings, from bowling to basketball to cheating crafts at the craft center and many memories were made. The weekend started off with Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s philanthropy Miss Minerva, a pageant featuring women from different living groups on campus. They raised a great amount of money for The Children’s Miracle Network. Saturday began with a bang with Dixon’s Recreation Climbing Center hosting a vertical festival. All ages entered this fun filled event. People from around the area joined in to support the competitors. In the evening hours of Saturday an illusion show was performed by David Seebach. Spectators of all ages enjoyed this mesmerizing experience. Many different events were enjoyed by the approximately 800 students that traveled to Corvallis for a fun filled weekend which was sponsored by The Memorial Union Program Council. Story by Melissa Tuttle 24 ♦ student fife

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26 ♦ student fife Philanthropies ITT very year many people, especially the Greek community, came together to JCihost many different philanthropic events. The events ranged from sporting events such as football, softball and kickball to talent and beauty shows like Mock Rock, Anchor Splash, and Miss Minerva. People from all around the community benefited from these amazing events that took place all throughout the year. Approximately one event every weekend took place to raise money for a deserving organization. The amazing students of Oregon State took time out of their busy schedules to acknowledge that there were people in this world less fortunate then themselves. Kids, mothers, homeless and many more are just a few that benefited from the events that took place. Sometimes people needed a little extra help and that was just what these organized events did, they helped people through tough times in their lives. The money raised saved a new born baby, or the food collected allowed a family to eat a nice dinner, or the care that the supporters of the event gave may have helped a family through the cancer story that they shared. Everyone helped in their own way and to some it created a miracle. Story by Melissa Tuttle Many talented women from different living groups on campus show how they excel in both the classroom ami they competed for the title of Miss Minerva.