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oe A) Barely Salers cram ine the V. W. in the bug bust sponsored by Alpha Tau - Omega. B) Chi Omega sorority per- forms in the Sing-Song at the awards presentation in Old Main Auditorium. — C) Sigma Chi’s strength and stability is challenged in the a oh es : event eee oo ie Rainy Weather may vhave delayed the presentation of hard at the Rising Sun on ‘April 10, but no spirits were dampened as the conclusion of the weekly presentations were held at ie Gre k Sing-Song i in Old a ae 17 Arm wiestine. ee ae foosball competition pecan activi- ties of the 1980 Greek Week. Students from Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Delta Pi, and Sigma Chi received awards in those con- tests. Dennis Wood was named Mr. Play Day. Chi Omega ahd Sigma Phi Epsilon. took the trophies on play day. Kris’ Still of Alpha Delta Pi and David Simpson of Sigma Phi Epsi- lon won the dance contest. Alpha Pi's Julie Hall was named a the pinball champ: a Wlelissa Porter of Chi Obs won the soap box derby and Kappa Alpha emerged as the winner of the bike race. Per- haps the most renowned event of Greek Week was Derby : Day, in which sorority women tried to grab a derby off of a 8 Sigma Chi’s head. Alpha Chi Omega sorority took first place. | ae Alpha Tau Omega hosted the ‘‘bug bust.” Kappa Alpha edged into first place by stuffing 30 people in the V.W. The - : last event of the week was Sigma Phi Epsilon’s tug-of-war with Delta Zeta and the Sig-Eps being victorious. 28 Greek Week — : |
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Leisure, Frolic Depict Renaissance Era Twentieth century persons donned fourteenth century styles every October weekend in Magnolia to recreate the atmos- phere of a fair during the Renaissance. Over 200 wooded acres were crowded with dancers, comics, jugglers, musi- cians, and actors performing for the entertainment of their audience. No modern-day technology, such as radios, televi- sions or cars, was allowed on the grounds. The first Texas Renaissance Festival was founded in 1975 by environmental designer George Coulam and his brother, David. At the end of a long weekend, Sam Houston festival participants returned to Huntsville and resumed their 1979 way Of life. A) Mock fencing provides entertainment for by-standers. B) Mingling with spectators, kings and queens are seen roaming the grounds. C) Sam Houston students watch and participate in the drama and dance. Renaissance 27
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