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That’s Entertainment? Fiji Island, Phi Sig ' s Slimey Dimey, ACR ' s Mug Nite, KAP ' s Toga Party, ATO ' s Cocktail Party, Sig Ep ' s Pajama Parties, TKE ' s Sewer Party, SAE ' s Initiation Party, Sig Pi ' s Grafitti Party, Zeta Psi ' s Founder ' s Day, Theta Chi ' s Crockett Bash . . . Fraternity party. The two common words cause a variety of reactions in people: a severe loss of color in the face of a freshman ' s mother, a wide grin on the face of a freshman, a worn half smile on the face of a senior, another gray hair and increased blood pressure in the Student Affairs office, a flaring of nostrils and clenching of teeth in an area resident, and a twinkle in the eye of an alumnus. This year fraternity parties evoked another reaction from the Office of Student Affairs. A number of new guidlines were established to help control this aspect of WPI social life. The guidelines limited the number of parties each night and required registration of all open parties. New rules also specified that an of duty police officer and a liquor license be obtained for each party. The most controversial requirements were a 2:00 am closing and party poster censoring. These new rules dampened many spirits, but fraternity parties continued to be the major source of entertainment on campus despite the new guidelines. Fraternity parties went on complete with unforgettable beer flooded floors, slow moving crowds, foosball, beer, rock bands, drinking games, beer, togas, party posters, beer, bathroom lines, pick-up lines, and of course, beer. 18 • Student Life Fraternity Parties
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Trick or Treat? At Tech, Halloween was not sleepy In fact it seemed rather creepy Goblins and ghouls Infested the school Some of them looked a bit gweepy Halloween went over well By the costumes it was easy to tell The parties were great Some went a bit late And witches staggered the streets till they fell Halloween Student Life • 17
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