Delta Lambda - Spring 2006

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MARCH 2006 Editor: Jamie Best

jamie.best@mediaevolved.com

Co-Editor: Matt Brown

mathew.brown@bbandt.com

Alumni Newsletter Contribute to the Future of the New House

To your Brother’s Health…..

A Supreme Success

By Jamie Best

By Jamie Best

As mentioned in the article “Era of Another Fraternity House Comes to an End”, we are asking for contributions to cover the cost of the upgrades to the new Fraternity House. The chapter is going to help with the purchase of furniture, etc. for the common areas not furnished by the University. Each contributing brother will have his name memorialized on a large plaque to be permanently installed in the foyer area of the house for all to see who enter.

National Office Director of Alumni Service

The first “brother’s spotlight” column is on Mike Duffy, not just because he was my first and only little brother, but because I thought how fantastic it is to have a brother

The plaque will have three recognition levels with the top level having large and unique fonts and with each of the two lower levels in smaller more plain font. Brothers who contributing $1,000 or more will be on the top level referred to as “Founders Level” and those contributing between $500 and $999 will be in the second level referred to as “Creed Keepers Level”, and those contributing between $250 and $499 will be in the third level referred to as “Gold Nugget Level”. Those contributing less than $250 will be mentioned in the next newsletter. If you want to participate make your checks payable to “Pi Kappa Phi Delta Lambda Housing Corporation” and mail to 3205 Freedom Drive #51, Charlotte NC, 28208 by May 1st 2006. This is a once in a life time chance to show your support for your chapter’s new fraternity house at the UNCC. Wouldn’t it be great to bring your kids back to a homecoming game and showing them the house and for them to see their family name on the wall? It is an exciting time to be apart of a new chapter in our fraternity’s history at UNCC. Don’t miss out.

who used to be on TV regularly. Mike had a spot every Sunday on News Channel 14, called “Mike Duffy Your Sports Doctor”, where he reviews common sports injuries such as muscle pulls, strains, etc., and how to avoid and treat them. You could have seen him every week on Sunday on the odd hours at the 53rd minute (i.e. 1:53, 3:53

By Tom Adward

Members of Pi Kappa Phi from all over the country convened in Charleston, South Carolina, August 2003 for the 49th Supreme Chapter and Centennial Celebration. Over 1200 students, alumni, spouses, and guests braved the inclement weather to help celebrate one hundred years of brotherhood in Pi Kappa Phi. One highlight from the convention included the dedication of a 46foot bell tower, given to the College of Charleston by the Fraternity, in recognition of their support over the past 10 decades. This gift was made possible by over 225 alumni who made a minimum contribution of $1000 to support not only this gift, but the convention as a whole. As members of the Centennial Commission, these supporters made it possible to give

and so on) and the segments was also on www.news14charlotte.com. Mike says he became a chiropractor because he was in 12 car accidents, several which requiring the attention a chiropractor and he saw the benefits first hand. Through this he truly learned to care about helping people. (cont. next page)

Group Shot at dedication ceremony for Bell Tower.

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