The Delta of Sigma Nu fraternity Volume 13

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ...D. K. E. lately took a brace and now has eight good men. Eight of our members continue to live in the Sigma Nu Home, the only fraternity house at C. U. Here we expect to entertain several of our old men at the coming commencement, June 7-10. The chapter has received several most excellent letters from our Eminent Regent Robinson, whose words of advice and good cheer are evidences of the character of the man, and Zeta herewith re-nominates Robinson tor the Regency of Sigma Nu. May 12, '96. Charles T. Chenault. geta Hjiappa (Chapter. TfORBIDDEN to see, hear, smell, feel, or taste any of the joys of fraternity lite, Beta Kappa is entitled to some publicity for grand achievements under difficulties. As night brings out the stars, and adversity develops hidden talents, so blood will tell when once the love of Sigma Nu pulses in the veins of true manhood. She had but five active men and two pledges on her roll this year, but she can show the following honors from these men: President of local oratorical Association; Delegate t& State Contest; Speaker and Recorder in Literary Society. First and second places on local oratorical contest, thus giving Sigma Ha both delegates and representative to the State contest.. Orator on Washington's birthday. Best all-round athlete in College, winner of three prizes on field-day, president of College athletic association, manager of base ball and foot ball teams, full back on foot ball team. $eta (Bamtna Chapter. T)ETA GAMMA is another chapter that has had the same difficulty in which to work, but she has also done well and can be proud of her success. They have only six men but have had the captain of the foot ball team, captain of base ball team, positions in the literary societies during the year, committeeman to State o...