Alcala Yearbook 2002

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About Between meetings, community service, and social events, the Greeks on campus are continu– ously employed by sorority/ fraternity gatherings. As is tradition, one of the busiest times for all Greeks is Greek Week, which was held in November this year. After a week of lip syncs, chili cookoffs, and community service Alpha Phi and Delta Tau Delta came out as the Greek Week champions. Another display of Greek activity was marked by the presen– tation of the Dean's Trophy, which was awarded to Kappa Kappa Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha. The Dean's Trophy is annually given to the one sorority and the one fra ternity that show excellence in the fields of inter-Greek relations, member education, alumnae/ alumni programming, national and cam– pus involvement, community service, and scholar– ship. After the year that passed, out and about does not even begin to describe the year had by the Greeks.