Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ima phi .epenngylvania Omicror Qpsiion was founded in roi brothers in Phi eiraternity. 'eirarernity rlrge life. in addition tc :average and one of the endeavors to ,gh various service prc .ie parties for orphans recollections for wort Ersrer Seal Campaign a rsorher community mi irrampus Sig Eps are :aship positions. The n :ri are brothers of Sif iiire-President of thd ffliiiff We pop m Sigma P ,iw is vitally inte rrrernity E , r 1 r . 5-Y 1 ,, - 'QV1 l'.A r -' 'P'

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tiIieg1312ETau fraternity at the Philadelphia College of Tex- one of the Fnce, continues its growth and developement into the brothersllgest chapters in the nation. During the past year Concept Witsve been leaders in the change of the fraternity achievement goals of community involvment, academic hasachieved, an ha fraternal experiencef ZBT on our campus the brothers muc .There is no characteristic which Itypifies all a Complete' except their membership in the fraternity. Each is personalitiegaufgjlque and individual person: the sum of their home of athletff irterests makeup Zeta Beta Tau. Vile are not Ia Vidualsi insteafa y artistically ' or scholastically minded indi- TEH broth WE are a conglomeration of all three elements our house erst emselves reflect this completely. Campusjhe his at B007 Schoolhouse Lane, a block from the a Social han. r0:Jhse is more than a structure, a meeting place or mem with Aura er it is a home for 45 brothers. Our involve- brothers not OOIWFT house leads to a leadership role for many find brothers Opg' In our house but also on the campus. You Dus and will co t-eta Beta Tau fraternity as leaders on' our cam- College of Texilllnue to be. Being a brother of the Philadelphia beginmngfor I' QS and Science chapter of Zeta Beta Tau is the 3 l In an experience that is life long.

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Sigma phi epsilon The Pennsylvania Omicron Chapter of Sigma phi Epsilon was founded in November of 1964 by nucleus of brothers in Phi Psi national honary textile fraternity. The fraternity is vitally interested in all aspects of college life. In addition to having a high scho- lastic average and one of the best social programs, the fraternity endeavors to serve the community through various service projects. These projects include parties for orphans at Neighboring insti- tutions, collections for worthwhile causes, such as the Easter Seal Campaign and the Heart Fund, as well as other community minded affairs. On campus Sig Eps are well numbered in the leadership positions. The main officers of Student Council are brothers of Sig Ep and the President and Vice-President of the Senior Class are also brothers. Half of the population of the Senior So- ciety comes from Sigma Phi Epsilon. 3