Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"People tend Haz IFCp deme By Elaii Staff V Now that fraternity shin heeins for manv T But the hazing tra with pledgeship is beir Intrafraternity Counci adopted a new policy all forms of hazing," s president. Hazing, the volunt participation in der physically dangerous il1p0p) in Parnl Couick said. "TO THE BEST o hazing practices take ] on a day-to-day basis," "I think the social as emphasized too muc fraternities as a social said. "Many people ter all fraternities are like "Fraternities are ui thrfM> ha<si<s thinon atmosphere and some academic requirement is a GPR minimum of than the rest of Carolin ALI ? i 1 I GOLDEN Fl FILLETS FRENCIBOAT Kids ? unc I The } to get the idea ing olicy disc aning pra ia Mai * ?? ? r Vriter me rush is over, pledge - ^ JSC students. 401 ditionally associated F tg discouraged by the neN 1. "We have recently re^ which looks down on aid Mike Couick, IFC anc ne\ ary or involuntary neaning and often sys activities, has been ere ina for many years, the but the f my knowledge no gre place on this campus the he said. enc pect of fraternities is gro h. People think of outlet only," Couick uni id to get the idea that call Animal House.' inv< nique. They provide aca an academic, social iv where to live. Strict mu s are enforced. There $154 2.0, 4 percent higher anc a," Couicksaid. the .-YOU-C J AVAILABLE E\ RIED CHICKFN HUSHPUPPIE! ^ FRIES ALL Y ler 6 ? have a r2 luNUKY I ider Road "on the 796-5 that all fratet ourages cticcs LBOUT 1,100 USC studen rnbers, Couick said. Ove irs, fraternity membersh >ercent - from 750 to mor tush in the spring and f; v members. Last year, r ord 400 new members. 'We depend on rush, pi i word of mouth to brinj v members each year," C 'The recent growth of item seems to be a refh lasing interest of the co 1980s in activism not ir one of trying to attain a help of others. Fr ?tl.. L f:i i r a 1 * ?uy ueneuieu irom mis y are based on a broad se ompass both group wth," Couicksaid. Our system is now or fied in the Southeast. W< endar of events year-roi olved in many org. idemic projects " he said lany fraternities parti< nity projects. Chi Psi fi 0,000 for the Riverbank: I Kappa Alpha fraternity Hemophilia Foundation. :an-ea H'a nr4 ifx 4 1/ ^$3 /ERY DAY I DELICIOl 5 TARTAR OU-CAN-EAT special meal thru Se offer go ? I 'IStlEM West Colur i river" 510 nities are tike 'Animi -IPC President Mik ts are fraternity >r the past three |: -i ; ip has increased ill helps recruit I ush brought in a irties, meetings I in hundreds of ~ action of the in- , liege student in ' .. \ the 1960s sense, S higher goal with aternities have activism, since J u" HHHHI i9&Ek 3T CUT or ST. LE una, diIVJ wc ttic inizations and npate in com- gflj -aternity raised s Zoo last year. i T! J I * IBQ( in ten DOW! Dalnf r mi I (? SAUCE n Overs SALAD |: I Fores - FREE I F?Otb ptember ISn Od I spv IAN I nbia.S.C. I ? | Free A iib I 'j^HKBHi^HP* vjfp' colors - Burgandy, NTOWN STORE Ol ers Pants-All Colors ills-All Colors impus And all Games 'fe' Clacflr IS' [fflp Classic jc ;? Denlm-Ki isioear Downtown Summer and E; Botn iiifr Ci.i MIW lirts outei Iterations ? fcii ? ? m Downtc Accemhl Columbl; 2ndLe VISA MASTER CHAI HHHf AM&AICAN EXF LZ / mi ^ m. mm rTKI.-^MI. 51C SiZ( <*? Ml mt *. a a m ? ^ ueroiM & < $12 Naw. Green, etf *JLY aCk mm }3n W I a haki y ' ' i Store Only arly Fall Sale On. i Stores 'eaters Lei rwear S Lay ' ' '[??'' , : ::' . )wn lyst. a Mall vel ?v*l: ?RESS ONLY! I Lowest I Price " Ever 5S 27-38 CORDS It 26-36 27-38 Reg.$24 sthers hoes aways