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iv js|P M - I W hBI : \^-'v ?^| Matt. ., / ; '*&S3auu?^ .i: S\ Greeks : x __ I just pian 0 By MITCH SHERWOOD Gamecock Staff Writer The first week of each semester is a time for fraternities to get new members, drink gallons of beer n**#l am/4 Um m n /tAiV/1 4 Wt / ttuu iiquui , miu nave a ^uuu uinc before getting down to the grind ol school. During open house Monday anc Tuesday nights, fraternities mel rnw^m^ n rush rushees, shook an endless number of hands and saw some old friends. Each night, open house turned into a big party with people dancing the r shag to old beach songs. The fraternities held private ? parties the remainder of the week, p and rush ended with the football game Saturday night with bourbon I and Coke flowing throughout the t student sections. Illlll***** ' . <#* Photography y Bill Boineau c / Mm Wm by Mark Alexc nd Steve AAcCc *^f^.. - -\ '?ggyffffi ffi^jjjgwy i ii :s A?l s 18, v^Hk> 0?Bh> YM^^K" -'^^ MBppA nras . nLSf s$? I '^^Hra, Mr ^ ?WBH-' ' *^HK ,^?gp?ii|?p^ HHMBa^/JTi^r ofe * > inder, wmock p" ^ ' 'SHfiSilBw ^ tP -? 1 Kiln Hi I *% % I