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Gi I By ELIZABETH A. LYNCH chapt< Assistant Carolina Life Editor piece After a week of gloom and rain, Their the skies were blue and cloudless Tuesd as the sun radiated warm rays at events Sunday's opening for Greek Week Tue 1990. Day a "It hasn't rained in the entire ment i history of the Greek Games at ment USC," said Susan Mauterer, a se- tion f( nior accounting major in Alpha ties, Chi Omega and sorority chairman champ for Greek Week. The The week's events began Sun- will b day at USC's physical education dium fields with the Greek Games, event Some of the games included tug of player war, an obstacle course, pyramid quarte building, an egg toss, the empty Assist keg toss and the centipede shuffle. Holme "We voted to bring in some The more competitive games because will b< Greek Week is a time for greeks to South get together and compete amongst sonali themselves," said Bill Shirey, a ju- 96.7 F nior political science major and The president of Chi Psi fraternity. will ta Today from 1 to 6 p.m. will be nesda) the Shield and Crest Drawing Con- room, test on the McBryde Quadrangle. Fraten In the competition, fraternities and ity W( sororities try to duplicate their ter Ac One fill I tim Uptime w people just active stud< ules changi If you want while keepi pack, then just what yc It's 100% m m I ather JSC's fraternities ? jr's shield and crest on a thropy Av, of vinyl with acrylic paints, tion for v works will be displayed at have done i 1? _:u._' nru^ txy anu vvcuuciuay iuguu> inc the Order sday will be Greek Jersey Greek 1 ind the Volleyball Tourna- Fraternity, it the P.E. Field. The tourna- ? will lead to single elimina- gsyjJJM )r the fraternities and sorori- * ; resulting in an overall M| Greek Week Gong Show iG e 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sta- * Place. The judges for the will be USC basketball : Jo Jo English, Gamecock ^ rback Dickie DeMacie and ant to Greek Life Georgia fcS v ^ " * ' emcee for the Gong Show i Lillian Garcia, former Miss Carolina and morning perty on radio station WYYS m yjgF'*'' Greek Awards Ceremony ike place at 7:30 p.m. Wed ' in the Russell House Ball- wjm* The ceremony will honor lity Man of the Year, Sororiman nf thp Yp.ar the Phan- Momhc :hievement Award, Philan- top while :e wm've I (class tin . _ M le, worn ai exam tin try UPTII ras created for nal like you-busy, tod 3pts whose - C3IMC ^ GENERAL NUTRITION CI W/yyto by* ^L - *T * HP fii * ^HBiiMr ^ ing of md sororities plan1 'ard and overall recogni- The Greek W< arious things the greeks be from 5 to 9 ] throughout the year. on the Quad anc emony will also honor band Impulse, of Omega, the National "The cookout Leadership Honor cause the schoc looking at he i^ i^yjB wjjr zfgjjag "* r w, Renee Me >rs of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority work 1 training for Sunday's pyramid building con tadyour te, study me and it... 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The week's events will c( on Friday with a huge 1 game on Greene Street in 1 the Russell House from 10 2 p.m. The fraternity and j F, -f|lg!] m % councils will be working v Carolina Program Union f free event. The entire can invited to participate. BHH% * Though many fraternitf sororities will be participa < , Greek Week, some will not. i/flr/ I ha NamorfVK [heir way to the "My sorority is not Partk in it because we don't hai and the girls just don't seen ested. I think it's geared to Iminantly white greeks," sak TatIAO o r\ro nhormo/'ii nrvrki .svyui/a, a p^-puaiiuavj and president of Zeta Phi Bt ority. "Being that the unive predominantly white, it is to pected. Most things just do peal to us. I guess it will ju time." When asked about Jones ment, Lackey said, "We've considered that and have ; tried to include (predom black greek organizations) a; "I DON'T I F^=l WORKING UpS UPSE Applications accepted in I on A ^ jP i P. - r ^ r. ? . IS * ? ?? i UH p* i . u * piPVw W. % I % * ? "*< t % . , Meyer/The GamecocK lS s can be as possible. We tried to plan a unges," step-show, but the scheduling did : of the not work out. Any fraternity and junior sorority is welcome. We want lember. everyone to participate and not feel t, we'll discriminated against." ?es and Mauterer agreed that efforts had gs." been made to include predominatly Greek black greek organizations, ossible "We've asked their participation Dmpeti- in every way and we passed out a frater- list around the sorority council for Week, people to sign up. I don't know hi Psi how you could gear twister and the greeks gong show towards black and better, white," Mauterer said, hrough Pamela Martin, a psychology senior and president of Delta Sigma include Theta sorority said, "I think that in Twister the Dast Greek Week has left out ront of certain members of the greek a.m. to body. As of this year though, it's jorority been positive. They're incorporatrith the ing activities that all greeks are or this participating in." ipus is xhis is the first year that the Kappa Alpha Theta women's es and fraternity and Delta Tau Delta fraternity will be participating in Greek Week, ipating "We're really excited and want /e fun, to make sure that we get a lot of i inter- involvement," said Sharon Radcpredo liff, a pre-med junior and president 1 Karla 0f Kappa Alpha Theta. "Everyone lomore js eager to be involved in each 'ta sor- activity." rsity is be ex- "Greek Week is one of the few n't ap- times all of the greeks can get ist take together for a good time," Delaney said. "It's the only event of the ' state- year when all greeks have the opalways portunity for fraternities and sororalways ities to find out about one another, linatly It helps relations. It's going to be a 5 much festive event." 30 WEEKENDS." ;v v% "Because working partly time at UPS... I don't have to. They have day schem, P dules that leave your Bfe s weekends free. Work morning, noon, or night hours that work around your K class schedule. And get ^ paid holidays/racations. That's plenty of time to study or recharge. And I tote make plenty too... almost $10,000 a year for working 1 about 4 hours a day. UPS 1 knows students value time . ? cu> iiiuum as money. FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. DELIVERS EDUCATION and interviews will be Russell House Rm. 202 pril 4 from 12-3 up-106