Pig Dinner 2010
Date: February 19, 2010
Join us for Pig Dinner 2010!

7 p.m., Friday, February 19

Capital City Club
411 Fayetteville St., #2100
Raleigh, NC 27601

RSVP:  Jack Moore
336-337-1396
jamoore.three@gmail.com

RSVP by Feb. 12th

Guest Speaker: Governor Bev Perdue

After you RSVP to Jack Moore, send your $65 check to:

Vance Hall
108 W Cameron Ave
Chapel Hill, NC 2751

Former Chapter President Joins UNC Greek Advisory Board
Greeks prepare for upcoming review

From the 1/12/10 issue of the Daily Tar Heel

Though members of the Greek community said they are happy to have the input of a new special adviser on Greek life, they said they expect him to find that fraternities and sororities are already working to improve aspects of the community such as recruiting and self-governance.

Several said they were excited to have an outside perspective from Jordan Whichard, a 1979 UNC graduate who was president of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity as a student.

But some within the community said they expect Whichard to find them already making strides to improve communication with the University and working to improve their leadership — changes spurred by negative perceptions of fraternity life.

“I think the greatest impact he could have is working with administration as well as us to foster a relationship that is more helpful than overbearing,” said Dylan Castellino, president of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. “The IFC needs to be there to help the fraternities and sororities, to show the best way to communicate in a crisis.”

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Phi Gam + Tar Heel B-Ball = A Great Combination

Thanks to Van Martin '79 for submitting this photo of a few Phi Gamma Delta brothers who reunited on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 for the MSU vs. UNC Basketball game at Chapel Hill.

Pictured, left to right, are D. Jordan Whichard III ('79), Van W. Martin ('79), Stuart M. Frantz ('79) and Joseph L. Hodge Jr. ('78). (Click on the continued link below to see a larger image).

We want to see pictures of your recent reunions with Epsilon brothers! Send your submissions to content@affinityconnection.com.



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You Don't Have to Live in Chapel Hill to Enjoy the Tar Heel Vibe
Not able to make it back to Chapel Hill this basketball season? No problem! There are plenty of Tar Heel watch parties taking place all over the country. From Philadelphia to Tampa, to Austin to San Francisco, Tar Heel fans are meeting (and cheering) at a bar or restaurant near you. So grab some Phi Gam friends from your area and head out to catch a game among other UNC fans. (And don't forget to send us your photos afterward).

Click here to find your local watch party, courtesy of the UNC alumni association.

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