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The terms “Greek Row’’ and “Frat Rat’’ do not usually bring to mind vi¬ sions of people serving the communi¬ ty. fraternities and sororities are often seen as groups of college students who wear preppy clothes and throw wild parties. However more time is spent by each of the Greek groups on their individual ser¬ vice projects than on any other event. Sigma Chi Derby Day is the culmina¬ tion of a schedule of banquets, dances and sorority competition that is planned for months in advance. The Sigma Chi’s send the profits to Wallace Village for Children, a com¬ munity designed for retarded children. Chi Omega Songfest also involves weeks of practice that con¬ clude in an exciting show of talent by all the Greeks. Sig Ep Fight Night gets everyone involved in a fraternity pro¬ ject — Corps outfits, dorm councils and off-campus students. Bob Sebree 20 Greek Service
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Nation Chooses Reagan Betsey Kelley American voters, frustrated over the Iranian hostage situa¬ tion, the economy, and the United States diminishing role in world affairs, deciced they wanted a change. On November 4, 1981, Republican Ronald Reagan was elected 40th president of the United States. The victory was so lop¬ sided for the Republicans that President Jimmy Carter conced¬ ed the election before the polls had closed across the nation. On the Texas A M campus, various University organiza¬ tions pushed for voter registra¬ tion. Students campaigned for ★ the Republican or Democratic n ' A ' causes. Others supported John Anderson, an Independent, or Ed Clark, the Libertarian Party candidate. On Jan. 20, 1981 Reagan took office. His supporters called the X ' K ' ' A ' 1 Republican landslide “a man¬ date for change.” Elections 19
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Free Time for Charity Dave Einsel Besides raising money for their own service project, each group in College Station also aids the March of Dimes by collecting money each year. Many organizations receive assistance from Greeks, including Ronald McDonald Houses, Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center, and Texas A M University’s heart research program. Greeks seem to have the right idea; benefit the com¬ munity and have good time doing it. They deserve credit for a job well done. Greek Service 21
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