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united effort
R
egardless of whether they snarfed
down pies, guzzled beer, showed
off their legs or arm wrestled, campus
living groups united for three nights
of Campus Chest activities.
"We've been rather successful this
year. We raised approximately $1000
which is going to a very worthy cause,"
said Brad Dilorio, Campus Chest chair·
man.
On Tuesday, participants competed in
The bare essentials.
By partlcipatiJlg In Campu.s Chest Week. Nick
Wlnaus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon member. helped
the Alpha Phi Omega honorary earn nearly 1000
dollars. Wlnaus'legs also won the Mr. Legs contest.
(photo by D. Fredericka)
Hysterical Jun.
Beer chugging, generally a weekend dare, turned
out to be an amusing event during Campus
Chest. LlllQ Lehrman. of PI Beta Phi. laughs It up
with one of her frlencla. (photo by D. Fredericks)
tug-of-war, chew spit and arm wrestling
competitions.
FarmHouse and Pi Beta Phi p ulled
their way to victory in the tug-of-war.
The two groups also won the chew spit
with FarmHouse's Kelly Teigs and Pi
Beta Phi's Keny Johnson placing first.
In the single elimination arm wrestling
tourney, the men compe ted in three
weight classes. Phi Gamma Delta's Jim
He berer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon's La rry
Berrichoa and Phi Delta Theta's Chase
Sanburg placed first in the lightweight,
middleweight and heavyweight divisions,
respectively. Campbell Hall's
Kathy Williams nabbed first place in the
women's competition.
Mr. and Ms. Legs and pie eating contests
highlighted Wednesday night.
Pa rticipants in the legs event wore
grocery sacks and shorts, and to the
cheers they paraded in their anonymity
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