Alcala Yearbook 1999

reek sy Lemal U8D encoura8es community ser– vice, academic excellence, per nal Lrell<3lh. public suc– cess, and ofcourse, brotherhood and sisterhoods LhaL can be Lhe core ofone' colle8e li fe. Each fraternity and ororily can be found showin8 pride al it3 own hi8h[i8hled events Lhrou8houL Lhe year, but Lhe Greek presence is ree l[y fe[l on campus durin8 rush and Creek Week. Qush i a chance for any U8D LudenL Lo 8el up close and persona[ wiLh Lhe or8anizalions. One of Lhe mo L powerful Creek e x.perience come when one not only chooses Lhe fraternity or sorority Lh y feel i ri8hl for Lhem, bul ere al o independenLly I cled by Lhal brother or sisterhood Lo comple te Lhe malch. Creek Week iB an inlense compelilion Lhal i nol only Lon of fun, but e[so introduce Lhe sludenl body Lo Cre k li fe end encoure8es inter-Creek relations.

liclow: Katie M c– Gowan and Cheryl Hamilton enjoy ,\ lpha Delta Pi' s My Tir Crnsh Party in October 1998.

Above: Lambda Chi Alpha's harterBall was a highlight for the fraternity th is

Above: Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Kappa Theta enjoy ing a Greek tradition, so- rority / fraternity ex- change at the Player's Club. At Left: Delt broth– ers are together even at Alpha Delta Pi's My Tie Cmsh Party.

year.