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Multi-Greeks support!~~~~,~~"!~wave of~~:~~~~ black culture
SEATTLE (C PS l ·· . What do M,clrnel Jordan, Bill Cosby, Gov Douglu, Wilder or Virginia, the late Artl~ur Ashe nn_d Mac ,Jumison, the first black . woman ostron~u t, have ,n common besides being some oftJ10 nation's :~~~ famous black cili•
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or i;~1ii-G~e~~ tics and sororities. In spite or the fact that many noted black leaders are members, mnny peapie don't know who and what the Multi-Greeks are. Todd Johnson, firsl vice president of MultiGreek fralernily Phi Beta Sigma at the University of Washington, says thnt community action is the philosophy or the MultiGreeks. ' "We arc Greek by let!tr but our whole goal is to uplifl the black race and community," he said. The Multi-Greek s •·ere found ed at Howard in Univ er s i l y Washington, D.C., at the btginning of the century, and membership has blossomed. The Multi -G reek bouses at UW •. four sororities and four fro· ltrniLies .. offer blnck SludenLs at UW an orgn011 alion where friend· •hip, can be mnde and a sense or cultu ral iden tity can be main tai n ed . Membership in Lho chop·
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"At the Universily of Washington, Afric anAmerican studenls can easily become separated," said Malik Davis, keeper or tho records for Kappn Alpha Psi. Only 3 percent of tho students at UW arc black, according lo the officeoradmissions. Multi -Greek s orLen maintain slrong tics with alumni, creating networks of support. These networks typify tho commitment Multi• Greeks say they fool for their organizations. "If I moved to Washington , D.C., and needed help or somewhere lo stay. I co uld look up a contact " nd 10 they'd do , anylhi~g help, said Zeta Phi Octa member Brenda Murray. "It's a lifelong co mmit• ment , • really Slrong ~ ... range from four lo 20 bonSdo."me members or the
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dcnlspnrticip11ti11~i11 . . ~ rush lhis yen r hns in• . Mult1 -Gr('ck fr ntur111tic.s "/J. creased since Inst ~·cnr, choose IO have their lei- ~ June Lcishner, IIS~istunl tors or II sin~lo ll'lter 1 deun orstudcnls snid In fncl, Ute tin ~rl~ brundt•d 011 lhcm. Thi s is ' occ'.1mplisl11•d liy Jlrl'Ss in ~ , signini: hids thi:-1 yea r is tho lnr~est number in II piece of hol melal , USU· ally a hm1J:l'r hcnl rnto nbout to year:-i, LL•ishner lhc desin•d shnpe, int o lhc ski n A s mooth, raised scar is fonn ed.
Approximately 140 young men pnrticiputed in rush. Uecnuse the fra• tcmit1• slructurc is moro ncxibic Lhnn Lhe sorority, fraternities do nol require one to sign bids. Lcishncr snid 70 boys rcgislcrcd nnd another iO pnrlici•
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Eighly-fivo girls started in tho rush procedure but 16 dropped. Lcishncr snid° tltls wus nonnnl because they realize lhat they wunt to do other things.
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rca·~~~cl}~~ll~rt\ ;~~::r~ said Chri s ~lo sc ly, Omecn Psi Phi member nnd president of 1ho Multi-Greek Counci l. He cmphusizod Lhc secrecy or lhe meaning behind end, person's deci sion tu wcnr tho brand . Davis suid no one is forced to brand, nor docs everyone choose to have it don e, but fo r some Multi-Greeks, il is n vi• sual symbol or tJieir dedication to tJ,eir brothers.
"I personally don't know why anyone would do that; Davis said. The frutornili cs nnd sororities nre loosely con• nccled by the MultiGre-0k Council. The council, made up of rcprcson. t.otives from cnch house, meets weekly and works tin an agendn or projects that include u yearly scholarship owurd, 81ack History Month programs and the yea rly ·step" show which is on exhibition of Afric.sn fol k dnncing lo u hnrd musi cal l,;,.o l .
Uy Kathryn Sol( Editor
Senn Envos, n senior biology major, is an alumnus or Phi Sigmn Kuppa. He is a nomrnl fraternity brother, doing U1ings wilh otJ1or brothers, holding offices while an nctivo and being part of the ovcrnll Greek society. Senn-is ulso black. But the story he tells nboul his Greek experiences hos nothing to do wilh his color, nnd to him, ruce is only whnt o person mnkcs or ii.. '" I don't let race barriers hold me (bock)," Eaves said. "My color is never an oxrusl' for anything I do." Colleges around the
rountry nrc sct:!ing more and moro Greek systems incorpornto tlw black culture, according lo College Press Service. And, these colleges arc seeing the important contribution made b,, blacks not only in U,e Greek sys tem, but ulso in different communilios.. Or course, many of tho colleges across tho U.S.
hnvc froten1 itil".S nnd sonirities for lhe blnck sei:menl or 1110 population, but Oil i1su·s rnmpu~. choicrs aru limited. "I sec n b'l"ndual moveml"nt to wa rd the direction of black st udenls r,•cling comfortable cnnugh to rush Lradilionol white fraternities and sororities; Phillip Birdine, dean of studcnt.s. "At the same Lime," Birdine snid, "I have notic-cd a renowod interest of black females to start black sororities: "I roomed i ith two Phi Sigma Kuppa brothers and they told me one day I was to be initiated.- Eaves said. "I really didn't know much abou t the Greek life." "The fraternity brotJ,ers really lik,-d me ' be said. ·1 was not hesitant to join because of my color." Sean said he folt some pttS.sure for joining o.n
all-white fraternity from some of his black l'rie.nds. '"There was a time when I first l?Ot into the
fraternity, it wns obvious I was gelling it (pressure for joining Phi Sigma Koppa)," ho sai d. Eaves snid h e folt strongly tlrnt people should do what the,· want to do, not because society dictates it. "College is about experiences, und if you are nol experiencing nil possible, you nrc not getting your money's worth; he snid. "You hove to do the things in your life thnt nre righl for you at lhe lime.· ·1 don't care if Malcolm X, Jesus Christ (whauwcr color he is) or Bill Clinton did it; Eaves said. "I do things bemuse I want to. "The fratcnu tv has enhanced my life.a great deal; Ea\'es s.:i.id . "I know that regardless of external factors , for the moat part, my Greek peers respect my judgme.nt • "Life is complicated enough," he said. • why add color? It. all boils down to what people wanl to undu 'llai)d about
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Your thoughts, please IKathryn's Column I Tho fall 1emo1lor of 199~ v.ill 00 11 ilcci,ivo 0110 for atudcnt.8 not only ":'th i•s~1011 nffccUng MSU, but olAO ar.roH tho nnlion. \Vath ttU11 nmliznlion, I w11nl lo mnko nn open preposnl to nil msu student.,. . Defore 1~ill lho benns, ns oomo RIiy, 1wnnl lo bnofly oxplum somo of lho i"5uos MSU Rludont., must con,ndcr. The studonl body will decide lhis •omo,ter if tho Clurk Student Center noods lo be ronov11tcd Mnny debuloa will ho •pnrkcd over thio isouo ro; mnny pooplo havo differing opinions nboul lho us,fulne•• o_fCSC . To some segment, of the MSU popu_lntrnn, 1t 1s a second home. To olhen,, it i!I nothing more thnn n pince to gel texlhooko. And otill, lo mnny on-cnmpus • ludcnt,, il is ju,l n pince to oat. Moreover, will ull parL, of tho •tudcnl body feel ii is worth il to ruiso fee, In rcno\•ate? The upcoming decision on the athletic ron.fcrc~cc issu~ will he another topic t1lnrin~ Uruvonnty offionls nnd the otudent bodv in the · faco . Whnt should MSU do? Continue on the pnth they ~~vc been, With somo Rports receiving the recn11ting benefits of scholnrships nnd othc111 not? Or, should thoy move lo n progr11m fully funded by scholnn;h,ps, nnd ifso, where will lhe money come from? . Not.ionnlly, students v.;11 be con~idering isimC'~ hke _the North Amoricnn Free Trude A~rccment, Nabonal Hoalth Care nnd the federal deficit I may be tho only person on this campus, hut honesUy, these issues lenve me in the dork. Consider this -· the Clinton henlth core pion guarantees every person in the notion U1e nhility lo see a doctor if needed. In reality how would thia work, And, do you as a tnxpa/er wnnt lo pay the bill for expenses like abortions. Or the NAFTA agreement .. how will it affect an MSU student in Wichi1'1 Foils soon lo be looking for a job? Bock lo my original imoiUltion, though. I um offering MSU students n chance to let fellow students henr differing opinions. I ask that you uso this new•pnpur us n forum ~ exp"'u your opinions and knowledge on these
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Reality behind NAFTAhidden Uy Edmund 0 . Drown ,Jr.
Under the bnnrwr or free Lrnde nnd corporulc rcAlructuring, Americ:111 cmploycrfl hove tJhirt cJ million• of U.S. joh, lu lower wugc foreign pro · duction AiWK. Tho rr111w11 i• clcor -- equally akilh•d foreign workers cnn do the aome job for n lot le••· Thi• is the dork truth lurkinr:: behind the notion llrnt tho North Americnn Fret.! Trndt• AJ!rccmcnl (NAr"l'i\l will creole hi~h pnyini: johM. Much more likely iH n •lido downward in tc rmH of wni:c h•\·cl~ nnd crwironmcntnl Rla ndnrd R. Such u rc,mll ia inevitnhlc if the United StnlcR link 1-1 itRelf to Mexico, wh ere avcrllJ!C wui:c lcvelH nrc 1/ IO of Americ11'fl, erwironm cntnl lnwfl i:o un e nforced, union8 urc cnplive to th e Hlnlc, m1d th e political RyRtcm i11 di i; turted hy corruption nnd CIIC'clornl fraud Opening the lrnd C' bord er with · Mexico i; hould inspire open uncl hone Hl publi c drhul c lnRLcnd, NAF"TA hns ht•c n ncgoliutcd in Hcc rcl and wrillen in nrcnnc Inn• J:Unge . Making thing R worse iR th e und e mocratic "fnRl lrnck.. process
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The ,hows. hosted by phy,ic:s, said. ·From time to tim(" we Larry· Winchell, a senior physics •tudent at MSU, have h•d student s inter• b,,gan Sept. 21, but will est..ed in preparing shows, bo held every Tuesday nt and we encoura ge tJ1::it , ~ ; p.m. and every ~'riday Holverson said. at 2 p.m. in the uni\'er• To find the plnnetn r• sity planeta rium located in Bolin Science Hall ium in Bolin Scienc~ Hall, find the west hallroom 135 way and follow the small The first show, tiUed hall with the snack ma· ium "Seeing the Unseen ; is chines to the plnnctar entirely original •nd was in room 13.5. For more information. prepare d by Winchell . It • ,.;11 discuss ·some or the contact Holverson at ex wonderful objects or the l<lnsion 41 64
Homecoming nominations accepted in CSC on Nominations are being from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m 9:30 a.m. accepte d for this year's Sept. 29, from to S p.m. 6 and p.m. I to coun. homecoming p.m. on Sept. 30 ond from The positions open for 9 a .m. to I p.m. on Sept. arc 31. nomin ations
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Run-ofTs, if necessa ry. held on Oct. 6-S . Junior Duches s, Senior will be ts must show a Studen and Duche 11 vaJidatcd Midwes tern Homecoming Queen. Stal<! Unil•ers ity I.D to Nomina tions will be vote. held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, 22 • Sept. 24 in Sept. on go\' the Clark Student Center contact the student
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College Bowl is u i:ume of acodcmic know Iedge ond quick rccnll . Now in its 16th ycnr, the College Bowl cnmpus program is a popular tradition on Amcricn':-1 campuses. MSU is nmong moni than 300 institutions of higher educotion ploying college bowl in 1993 Collcgo Bowl is orga nized nnd ndministcrcd with the coo peration of the Association of Colll'~e Unions lnt crnnlionnl
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1'he questions co,•~r every concei,•ublc . topic from literature, sc1cnc~, history, geogruphy, rd•· gion, socinl sciences, multicultur nl topics ond the arts to populnr culltirl', sports and curren t c,·cntR. Competition ot MSU
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College Republicans organize for new year C'nllc ge The of Repub lican s StnlL' Midwe stern Un1\'ersity rC'cently held
their first ori::ani1.at1 onal meeting of the yl'ar The meetin g fea tured the election of new officers.
Jimmy Mor(:!'an w;1s chnirm nn, elected i\lichncl Martine z , vice chair; Mnlt Hoarde r , Beth se cretar y, Makibbin, Treas urer; and Michael Howe, student senator . "The leaders hip or the College Republi ca ns is a nd enthu siastic
experie nced in th e politico! orcno," Morgon said. "\Ve look forwnrd to promoting Hcpublicnn id eals on campu s, thut somet hing despernl<!ly needs done."
streng thenin g . Mr. Clinton hos given Rcpubl icons a great opportu nity to show that we really ore the porly or ond for the future."
Howe olso said th•l current membership is at Morgon olso said tltnt is and 30 nbout upcoming e\'ents would continu ally growing . "We dcbnte s, includ e he day," coils every conservative speakers, get campa igning, socinl snid. Colle ge The more many events and Republ icans will meet surprises. again on Oct. 5, a nd everyone is invited lo Howe snid thot "while the other politico! party attend. more informa tion For is busy fighting amongs t contact Howe at 322· themsel ves at all levels, 8047. the Republican party is
University, Northwest,, Louisia na Univcr 811l11 Lamar Univer sity Ross Univers ity •nd lhl Univers ity or Texas of lh e Permia n Basin. They I ' only to the Univcr sit/'.( Texos at Austin and Ri o tho final regiona l chn~'. p1ons.
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TROY, N.Y .. In so me or the women's restrooms at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, bright, hi ghly visual posters can be found thnt tout the effects of alcohol on female sex• ual satisfacti on, skin conditions, prorcssionnl success, weight gnin, self-esteem and prej:!Tla ncy.
"...a glass of wine can boost your weight 10 pounds a year ... "
ate professor or psychology at Rensselaer, who studies the clTccls of alcohol on male nnd female J('Ul'lf fir.J,:(t W:OJO' colic~• studcnls. The posters, which also hnng in sorori ty ·we dt..lCl'l oeoJ II ro.Jooc. If II i, i;nmi: ht r.1 N' and dormitories, houses the pnco 1n 1ui1Ql, 11,. by nol \f'Clld thi:' IDl'l:1::')' The powerful graphnote, for example, on Kh<lLlnhl~;' - Hrad f 'ralhrntun. mphticreated to also were which ics, Vt MUJ 1111:irt bUJlll,(n that a glass of wine can target. women, arc part. or boost your weight 10 Jl-:ATI IE~, ·11:,,; a research project by pounds a yea r, frequent !==== ===== ===== ==== Michael J<alshcr, assoc i- heavy drinki ng cnn lead CASTU-:m:wwr I.,-,.,,...,.,., Rohi,.
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to bulimia, nnd lhnl even modcrnte dri nking can increase t.h e risk or bre:ist cancer. "Our research has sho"'-n that posters with information th at is opti• molly relevant to the needs and interests of specific target groups arc more likely to attract attention and increase knowledge," said Kalshcr.
"By doing so, they can set t.he occasi,on for making wiser ulcohol•rclated dee1s1ons.
The research t.c.o.m found that women exposed to the posters scored significantly higher on alcohol cduca. lion tests than control groups that did not see the posters. Tho women rated the posters as "very helpful" for making choices about whether to drink alcohol or not.
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