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  • • April 19, 2000 NEWS Week Brings Greeks Together for Fun and Service by Dawn N. Pasley Asst. News Editor Last week proved to be very eventful for the fraternities and sororities on campus. Greek Week, a spring tradition at WCU, brought Inter-Fraternity Council, National Panhellenic Council, and National Pan-Hellenic Council groups together for a week of activities to benefit local charities while also competing for points. Fraternities and sororities paraded down Centennial Drive Monday afternoon, kicking off the week. The parade ended at the rugby field across from Scott Hall, and the groups raced their makeshift "chariots," pulled by their members, against one another. Immediately after the race, the members headed to Dodson Cafeteria, where they participated in karaoke. Each sorority and fraternity also had the opportunity to give two awards to deserving members. These awards were both serious and humorous. On Tuesday night, the Greeks attended Club Illusions. Each sorority and fraternity was assigned to work a thirty-minute shift at the door of the club, and both Greeks and independents were welcomed inside for socializing and dancing. Many groups devoted much of their time on Wednesday to raising money for their The wheelharro w race as performed by NPC group! photo courtesy Mark Haskett/OPI and goddess than those in charge originally thought would be raised in the event. All Panhellenic proceeds were donated to the Shelter for Battered Women and the refurbishment of the Mt. Zion church. IFC proceeds were donated to the Community Table. The talent show took place on Wednesday night in the UC Grandroom. Most of the groups entered the contest, with acts both serious and silly. To get into the talent show, each member had to give two canned goods, which were donated to the Community photo courtesy Mark Haskett/OPI — ....._, r «..w^ -.mi/a nus Table in Sylva. The "Uman pyramid buildi"S ™th Pi Kappa Phi. food donations to- Greek god or goddess, a member nominated by each group for their achievements and activities, both within the group and in other organizations. Members asked for donations from passers-by to benefit a good cause.The group which raised the most money got their god or goddess recognized. According to Cami Harwood, president of Panhellenic, the groups raised nearly $15,000, more money for Greek god taled about 500 items. Thursday night brought the variety show to the UC Grandroom. Fraternities and sororities danced and sang in costume to entertain the others in the audience. To get into the variety show, each member donated 30 can tabs. These can tabs were given to the Fraternities go for the gold in the three-legged photo courtesy Mark Haskett/OPI race. Sisters ofZetaTau Alpha participate > the Tuckaseigee River Clean Up CORRECTION In last week's coverage of the International Festival, Matthew Dammah Sebiyam was cited as prince of the ruling family of Ghana. Sebiyam is actually prince of a section of the Mamprusi tribe in northern Ghana. We regret the error. Greek Week Results Overall Greek Week Winners 1. Alpha Xi Delta 1. Kappa Alpha Order 2. Phi Mu 2. Theta Xi 3. Delta Zeta 3. Pi Kappa Phi Talent 1. Zeta Tau Alpha 2. Phi Mu & AEA 3. Alpha Chi Omega 1. Kappa Alpha Order 2. Sigma Nu 3. Delta Chi Greek God & Goddess Jason Harbor Sigma Phi Epsilon Joy Borry Alpha Xi Delta Variety I.Delta Zeta 2. Alpha Xi Delta 3. Zeta Tau Alpha 1. Pi Kappa Phi 2. Sigma Phi Epsilon 3. Kappa Alpha Order Shriners Club so that they can give free burn therapy to children. Alpha Gamma Delta collected by fat the most tabs, turning in 9,572. The total number of tabs donated was 40,000. Friday's only event, the faculty-Greek kickball game, was cancelled because of inclement weather, but groups still donated bags of used clothing to the REACH thrift store of Sylva. The store received approximately 900 articles of clothing. Greek Games were held on Saturday afternoon, after groups participated in the Tuckaseigee River Cleanup. Members competed in events such as human pyramid building, donut eating, fishing for grapes with the toes, dizzy bat, wheelbarrow race, hula hoop, three-legged race, and tug-of-war. After the games were over, the points were tabulated and Greek Week winners were announced to the waiting crowd of fraternity and sorority members. Coming out on top for the IFC groups was the Kappa Alpha Order, followed by Sigma Phi Epsilon and Pi Kappa Phi. For NPC, Alpha Xi Delta took first place, Delta Zeta won second place, and Phi Mu won third place. Harwood wished to thank those who participated in the events of the week, especially to the judges in the talent and variety show, who are faculty members. She also expressed her gratitude to the members of the fraternities and sororities. "I am so proud of the Greek system for working to benefit the community," said Harwood. Mark Haskett/OPI {
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