, *,--The Daily Collegian Thursday, February 14, 1974
Service greeks fraternity, their projects are known, "but people do not know
what type of organization runs the projects.'
help community
By DAVE KASZYCKI
Collegian Staff Writer
For more than 20 years Alpha Phi Omega fraternity and
Gamma Sigma Sigma sorority have been helping the com
munity and campus through a variety of service projects,
from assisting the Bloodmobile downtown and on campus to
helping publicize visits by Action representatives.
Other services include ushering at the University Chapel
ind Thespian plays, helping patients at Ritenour and
.roviding gifts and conversation for the residents of Center
Crest Community Home for the Aged.
Projects this month include a student pinochle tournament
n the HUB and assisting a first aid meet for the Boy Scokits.
According to George Wardle, president of the service
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Greek service societies differ in several ways from social
societies. Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma Sigma Sigma do not
belong to the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council.
Neither group has a house or lounge, and the groUps meet only
to work on projects.
Greg Braun„ a former Alpha Phi Omega brother, said the
organization is a "structured yet informal method for men
(and women) to fill that need and responsibility to help other
people."
Another difference from a social society is the nature of
brother or sister initiation. Gamma Sigma Sigma President
Carol Paviakovich explained the pledge program involves
initiating and carrying through a service project.
Paviakovich said one of the most important features of a
Greek society, friendship, is what attracts many members.
Wardle said the service societies draw from all sections of the
student community.
Alpha Phi Omega is the world's largest fraternity, with
nearly 600 chapters across the country. It is the only fraternity
in many colleges.°
Wardle said his fraternity now is having problems at
tracting prospective brothers. The service societies have run
ads in the paper, but most information students receive about
the organization comes through word of mouth, Wardle said.
He said plans are underway to mail information explaining
the nature of the organization to all freshmen next fall.
Membership in Alpha Phi Omega has dwindled from nearly
150 in the 1950's to its present 27 brothers. Wardle attributed
the decline of interest in a service fraternity to the
establishing of the Volunteer Service Center and a new social
awareness among other fraternities.
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Doctor says Nixon okay
WASHINGTON President Nixon took his twice-delayed
annual medical exam yesterday and the White House doctor
reported he is in excellent health and showing "no evidence
whatsoever of emotional strain."
Despite the pressures of a year of Watergate-related
problems and Middle East and energy crises, the President
has shown no physical change whatsoever, Dr. Walter R.
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Simon, Ash feud over energy
WASHINGTON Federal energy chief William E. Simon
made clear yesterday he would like budget director Roy L.
Ash to t keep out of the energy area after Ash predicted the
energy crisis will end this year.
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maybe I should ask Mr. Ash to keep his cotton pickin' hands
off energy policy," Simon said.
His comment, on NBC-TV's "Today" program, came after
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White House refused to be drawn into the apparent con
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Hearst can't meet demand
BERKELEY, Calif. Newspaper magnate,Randolph A.
Hearst said yesterday he could not possibly meet the demand
of his daughter's kidnapers for a multimillion-dollar food
giveaway.
But he sought to assure his daughter and her abductors by
vowing to to "everything in my power" to set up some kind of
food distribution program. To 19-year-old Patricia Hearst, he
said: "Hang in there, honey!".
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naping case, said he had "never seen anything good come out
of compromising with a bunch of hoods." Bates said he had no
disagreement with the position of the Hearst family in seeking
to meet the kidnapers' demands.
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kidnapers' demand estimated by state officials to cost as
much as $4OO million an 6 said he would make a counter
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outside his Hillsborough home that he would try to meet
their demands but on a m scale.
Ervin guest lecturer at Yale
NEW HAVEN, Conn. "I think I'd enjoy being in college
again," mused U.S. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. as he walked across
the Yale University campus to his next lecture.
The 77-year-old chairman of the Senate Watergate com
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Chubb fellowship program that brings public figures to the
campus.
Erifrin drew crowds to classroom lectures mostly on
political science. One junior admitted he cut his regular class
to hear the anecdote-spiced comments by the North Carolina
Democrat.
Other students vied for the privilege of eating with the
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Two students, one with an "impeach" sign on his briefcase,
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others for an Ervin lecture, commented: "It's obvious he's in
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