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Crazy games, beauty contests,
service projects, an outdoor
concert and a dance will highlight
this year's Greek Week festivities.
The public is encouraged to
attend the games, which will be
held Saturday on intramural field
"F" beginning at 11 a.m.
Fraternities will compete against
fraternities and sororities against
sororities in the games, which are
designed more for fun than for
competition.
Fraternities will compete in such
events as wrestling, "izzy dizzy," a
tug of war, 100-yard dash, 400 yard
relay race and a chariot race. t
Wrestling features on participant t
from each fraternity trying to
throw all others out of a 15 ft. c
circle. "Izzy dizzy" is a semi-relay 5
race that has participants running I
around in circles. The tug of war
has six guys from each fraternity a
pulling on a rope trying to over- a
power the other team. The chariot a
race has fraternity built chariots
being pulled by six people. b
Sororities will have a S
wheelbarrow-race, grape stomping
contest, whipped cream contest,
pyramid building contest and a red
wagon obstacle course run. The
wheelbarrow race pits two girls
pushing a guy in a wheelbarrow
against other contescanfs. The e
whipped cream contest has one girl C
lying on the ground with a cup s
placed on her head and another girl c
standing above her with a can of g
whipped cream. The object is to I
fill the girl's - cup with whipped (
cream.
The pyramid building contest
has each sorority line up and one l
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The sorority finishing first without
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me guy in a wagon through an
>bstacle course. A "Miss
\phrodite" contest will be held
vith the participants dressing in
;reek costumes.
Points are awarded to each
raternity and sorority that
inishes first, second or third in
ach event. An overall winner in
he fraternity and sorority division
vill be announced at the Greek
Veek dance held Saturday night at
he Hamptom Building featuring
he band "Justice."
In addition to the games on
aturday, the Sigma Nu "Little
00" bicycle race will be held
'hursday afternoon and a raft race
iill be held at the rapids Saturday
fter the games. The "Little 500"
lso features a beauty contest and
tricycle race for sororities.
The grape stomping contest will
e part of "Greek night" at the
outh Building cafeteria on
lednesday night. All comers will
e treated to a Greek smorgasbord
'hile they listen to the Panhellenic
ug Band.
Service Projects will begin and
nd the Greek Week celebration.
n Tuesday, each fraternity and
orority will be canvassing
olumbia in a door-to-door cam
'aign to collect money for the
rothers and Sisters of Columbia.
.reek Week ends Sunday with
narathon football games being
>layed with proceeds going to the
3rothers and Sisters.
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