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that we will be able to have very successful alumni functions this
Volume 82 year, so let's try to have a big turnout for the events this
quarter.
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We have a beautiful copy of our charter, the printing
Fa11, 1982 of which was donated by Mrs. Lou Petterson in memory of her hus­
band, Ivar Petterson. We would like to frame the charter in an
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Callfornia greatly appreciated by all the members of the undergraduate chapter
if one or two alums would like to donate the money for a frame.
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EPIPRYTANIS'S REPORT Michael Spain

As we enter the 1982-83 school year, the primary focus of my office

will be to improve our fund-raising and philanthropic efforts. We will be try­
ing a raffle as our first fundraiser and several different projects are being
looked at as philanthropic events. Any further suggestions from alumni are
most welcome. I can be reached most evenings at 415/845-5766.

RUSH REPORT Gilbert Clark

Rush at the University of California was very difficult this year

because there were only 500 rushees and 150 of these dropped out in the first
day of rush. We came through fall rush with only four pledges, but very good
men. We then proceeded with an informal rush, putting flyers in the dorms,
which got two more pledges who are exceptionally good men. A new rush program
instigated by our regional president, Chris Grasso, will be effected immedi­
ately and is expected to produce extremely good results. We would like to
enlarge our chapter to at least fifty men this year and I and my rush committee
are working hard to achieve this. We are all looking forward to an exciting
and productive year at Nu Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon.

A REPORT FROM THE HEGEMON Mark Grimes

The Fall pledge class of 1982 is proving to be a very promising group.

Five of the six associate members are freshmen. They are: CRAIG KIRCHNER,
DAN WAKE, RODGER BAYLOCQ, GILBERT GASSUAN, and TOM STEELE. Our sixth new member
is BARRETT MADRIGAL, a junior majoring in History.

On October 4th the Fall 1982 class was officially pinned. Their
pledge project is the construction of a study room. I am hoping to have them
fully initiated by the end of the first week of January. We are all pleased
with the enthusiasm in our associate members and are looking forward to an
enjoyable quarter.

ANNOUNCING

THE TKE SAN FRANCISCO

ALUMNI CHAPTER 27th
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1982

Paoli's Restaurant 565

565 Commercial St., SF

Join in for this special

Heliday event.Phone your
reservation to:

Harry Smith - business, 362-5600; residence, 825-4882

Torn Morgan - business, 398-2300, residence, 934-2747
George Dove - business, 876-9529, residence, 376-4989

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