1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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Page One Community Service Day A day to celebrate service as one of the pillars of our Fraternity T he very first fraternity to establish a single day to unite every chapter in a conunon cause was Phi Delta Theta. In 1955,1 helped conceive the idea for Commimity Service Day, a day of imited effort to be a positive force in the conununity. It was a tremendous success, and it by Stan Brown, Nebraska- UCLA '36 past president of the General Council may volimteer to commit to a service project at sometime during the month. Fewer and fewer chapter make that commitment, and fewer still take the time to inform General Headquarters or The Scroll. The Stan Brown Trophy, in the past given to the chapter with the best Commimity Service AT YOUR SERVICE. Raoul i^iorales, Steve Lessard, Brad Ray, and Derei< Berndt of Florida Kappa help clean up the disaster left by Hurricane Andrew. earned the Fraternity great publidty. On that day, we could claim that thousands of tmdergraduates each worked for several hours helping the community. The program was so popular that it was adopted or mimicked by nearly every other national and international Greek organization. It is an enduring legacy of the Fraternity. Now, Community Service Day has lost much of its past success and media attraction. Instead the Fraternity encourages a Community Service Month in April where chapters Day project, is now given to a chapter with the best service projed that took place at any time during the year. Although there are a few chapters who do make commimity service a fun and significant part of their operation. Community Service Day seems to have dwindled into an afterthought on the part of many chapters. Commimity Service Day could still be a successful, important, and cherished part of Phi Delta Theta. It could still provide tremendous publicity, which is needed more today than ever before. It could still give chapters coverage in The Scroll. And it could become an important part of the fraternity experience to young chapter members. It could also have a significant impact on the community. Imagine nearly 10,000 undergraduates working just a few hours each over a weekend. I am not sa)dng that chapters should abandon their usual community service programs, but I am suggesting that for one designated day in April (Let's say the second Saturday), all chapters organize one community service projed in which all members partidpate. This day would not be unlike USA Weekend Magazine's "Make a Difference Day," where more than 1400 Gannett publications cover more than 68,000 of their readers who go into the commimity and clean up neighborhoods, feed the hungry, and build and repair homes for the needy. Chapters should send pictures and stories to The Scroll to be published in an article devoted Community Service Day. These stories could also be sent to local newspapers and university magazines. I know this idea is not new to the chapters, but the need for it is still apparent. What must happen is a united effort between General Headquarters, the chapters, and the alunmi to organize this program and make it successful again. The second Saturday in April should be set as the day for chapters to organize a projed with their local service organizations. This would make community service a pillar in the structure of Phi Delta Theta once again. Chapters can seled any service projed they wish. Projects vary from helping the Special Olympics, cleaning up parks, visiting the elderly in nursing homes, giving time to Habitat for Humanity, or playing with kids at the local Teen Center. The important things are that the projed be local, that it be relevant to the community, and that every member of the chapter be part of it. Remember, service is not philanthropy. Raising money is not the objed. The goal instead is for members of Phi Delta Theta as an international brotherhood to go out into the community and donate time. This visibility alone would be enormous, irreplaceable public relations. I hope the chapters and the General Fraternity take this message to heart. I firmly believe that most chapters understand the importance of service in fraternity life and practice service in some way every year. Conununity Service Day is merely an old idea that has a new opportunity to unite the Fraternity in its common commitment to service. It worked wonderfully in the past, and it can work again in the future. The Scroll • Winter 1993
J Volume CXVI, Number 1 "Published since 1875" Editor: David C. Slatton, Whitman '90 Editor Emeritus: Bill Dean, Texas Tech '60 Business Manager: Robert A. Biggs, Georgia Southern 16 Sports Editor: Dr. John Davis Jr., Washburn '38 Editorial Assistant: Mrs. Blanche Stelle Contributors: Robert J. Miller, New Mexico '50 Dr. John Davis Jr., Washburn '38 William Doran, Westminster '78 Stan Brown, Nebrasla-UCI-A '36 Charles N. Hooper, Davidson '55 Sean Keefer, South Carolina '91 Clark Jackson, Wichita State '76 Shemnan Whited, Ringiing '94 Canmalieta Dellinger Jenkins Phi Delta Theta International Fraternity General Headquarters 2 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 (513)523-6345 FAX:(513)523-9200 The General Council President Dr. Edward G. Whipple, Hanover '74 Treasurer Anthony H. Ambrose, Kentuci
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Page 15 and 16: On Campus Beating the rush recessio
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Alumni Notes Honoring an Indiana fo
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Alumni Notes companies due to the l
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From the Alumni Clubs Homecoming ac
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THE DIRECTORY General Officers Livi
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ST. PETERSBURG BEACH - Pres. Leo D.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY Indiana Alpha (1
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South Dakota UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DA
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Trevor Clarke York Andre Tang Carle
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First Team Defense Position Lineman
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Chapter Grand Denver, CO. He owned
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Chapter Grand mond, VA. Rollins WUl
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Knowing what luck is involved in av
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Georgia Gamma Georgia Delta Georgia
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Banta Memorial Library Pete Lyon pu
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Miller's Meanderings larly, it is c
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spiritual education you often carmo
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Alumni Notes Honoring a great Ameri
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Alumni Notes Diamond Legionnaire Ar
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Alumni Notes Georgia mover and shak
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From the Alumni Clubs also given to
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On Campus Maryland '79. The members
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The General Fraternity Stewart new
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Chapter Grand Luke Dorsett ('32), d
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Phi Delta Theta Foundation 1992 Cam
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1992 Educational Foundation Report
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Key to giving levels RM Robert Morr
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The Phi Delta Theta Foundation Join
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Chapter Newsletters ALABAMA Auburn
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Leadership College '93 Phi Delta Th
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Three generations of Wabash Phis: F
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Chapter Grand —i Akron Robert H.
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R. D. Carlson, Cornell Daniel R. Ca
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John E. Reese, Duke Robert R. Reid,
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Third in the baUoting is basketbaU
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Sports Shorts Joshua Johnson (Sr.)
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A few of the scholarship winners wh
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Banta Library THE DAYTON FLYERS by
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Fighting AIDS BY DAVID C. SLATTON D
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