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EdWins — 2009-02-01 12:26:23

they were on probation already for drinking and hazing.

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	+ + Around 2000, the Phi Delta Theta fraternity was already on campus probation for drinking and hazing problems.

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JasonAller — 2008-08-13 19:10:40

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- I believe they are not on campus any longer as their charter was taken away from their national organization. --["DanielFriedman"]	+ I believe they are not on campus any longer as their charter was taken away from their national organization. --["Users/DanielFriedman"]
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- * They are listed at the national site, although their website is down and they aren't listed at the ucdavis.edu list of groups. Did they expire? --["JabberWokky" jw]	+ * They are listed at the national site, although their website is down and they aren't listed at the ucdavis.edu list of groups. Did they expire? --["Users/JabberWokky" jw]
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- ''2006-07-21 17:44:52'' [[nbsp]] During HB2K5 when the MedEvac Helicopter was landing on Slaughterhouse Island to give emergency care to the person who drowned, all of the boats respectfully and somberly stopped the music on their boats and kept hardcore partying to a bare minimum during the crisis. All that is except two boats docked very close to ours who just happened to be the Upstanding Gentleman of this house. I have never been so ashamed of another person or the Greek system in my life. Haven't met any since then but the ones I did meet. egh... --["JonathanNasca"]	+ ''2006-07-21 17:44:52'' [[nbsp]] During HB2K5 when the MedEvac Helicopter was landing on Slaughterhouse Island to give emergency care to the person who drowned, all of the boats respectfully and somberly stopped the music on their boats and kept hardcore partying to a bare minimum during the crisis. All that is except two boats docked very close to ours who just happened to be the Upstanding Gentleman of this house. I have never been so ashamed of another person or the Greek system in my life. Haven't met any since then but the ones I did meet. egh... --["Users/JonathanNasca"]
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- ''2006-08-14 10:53:31'' [[nbsp]] We were shut down due to financial issues but will be reopening with a new group and remodeled house in about 2 years. --["DrewTanguay"]	+ ''2006-08-14 10:53:31'' [[nbsp]] We were shut down due to financial issues but will be reopening with a new group and remodeled house in about 2 years. --["Users/DrewTanguay"]

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JasonAller — 2007-04-14 15:42:22

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DrewTanguay — 2006-08-14 09:53:31

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-14 10:53:31'' [[nbsp]] We were shut down due to financial issues but will be reopening with a new group and remodeled house in about 2 years. --["DrewTanguay"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-07-21 16:52:15

added comma to JN's comment (SIN! SIN!)

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JonathanNasca — 2006-07-21 16:44:52

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JabberWokky — 2006-07-21 16:23:26

Reply, refmt

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DanielFriedman — 2006-07-21 12:33:54

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JasonAller — 2006-05-28 14:44:25

cross reference

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- In 2000 a [http://www.edc.org/hec/news/hecnews/events/000414a.html member] became the first UC Davis student in 95 years to die of ["alcohol"] poisoning.	+ In 2000 a [http://www.edc.org/hec/news/hecnews/events/000414a.html member] became the first UC Davis student in 95 years to ["Tragic events" die] of ["alcohol"] poisoning.

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JasonAller — 2006-05-28 14:43:06

can anyone confirm any of the details from the phideltatheta website?

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- The first Greek letter organization was Phi Beta Kappa, founded Dec. 5, 1776 at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. 63 years later, Beta Theta Pi was founded at Miami University in Ohio. In protest against the president of the university, members of Beta Theta Pi and other students blocked the entrances of the main educational and administrative building in what became known as the Great Snow Rebellion.	+ In 2000 a [http://www.edc.org/hec/news/hecnews/events/000414a.html member] became the first UC Davis student in 95 years to die of ["alcohol"] poisoning.
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- - A year later, after the president expelled most of the students involved in the uprising, Phi Delta Theta was formed. Six men staying in a dormitory the day after Christmas formed the Greek-letter society. Robert Morrison, a senior, proposed to fellow classmate John McMillan Wilson they bond together to form a secret society. They invited juniors Robert Thompson Drake and John Wolfe Lindley; sophomores Ardivan Walker Rodgers and Andrew Watts Rogers into the fold. The first meeting was held in Wilson's room at Old North Hall, now called Elliot Hall. - - - During the early meetings, the founders wrote The Bond of Phi Delta Theta, which is the fundamental law of the Fraternity. It has remained unchanged ever since. The Founders also designed the badge, consisting of a shield, eye and scroll with the Greek letters on it. Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi were the first three fraternities founded at Miami University, so they are known as the Miami Triad. The first branch of Phi Delta Theta was founded at Indiana University in 1849. The Indiana Chapter has the longest continuous existence of any in the Fraternity. - - - The War Between the States was difficult for all fraternities. Battles put fraternity brother against fraternity brother, although fraternal bonds may have led to the release of many prisoners or better treatment for others. - - - During the two decades from 1870 to 1890, the growth of the Fraternity was very rapid, due principally to the efforts of Walter B. Palmer, Emory-Vanderbilt 1877, and George Banta, Franklin-Indiana 1876. The two were given the title Second Founders for their work. - - - Famous Phis - - - Robert Allen, Wabash '57, Former Chairman, AT&T - - William W. Allen, Oklahoma State '56, CEO Phillips Petroleum - - Neil Armstrong, Purdue '55, Astronaut, First man on the moon - - James A. Baker, Texas '57, Former Secretary of State - - Gary Bender, Wichita '62, Television Sportscaster - - Dirk Benedict, Whitman '67, Actor - - Bill Bixby, California '56, Actor - - Rich Brooks, Oregon State '63, Football Coach, Oregon - - Tim Conway, Bowling Green '56, Actor, Comedian - - John Dasburg, University of Miami '65, CEO, Burger King - - Roger Ebert, Illinois '64, Film Critic, Columnist - - Weeb Ewbank, Miami University '28, NFL Coach - - George M. C. Fisher, Illinois '62, CEO, Eastman Kodak - - Tom Harmon, Michigan '41, 1940 Heisman-winner - - Lou Gehrig, Columbia University '25, First Baseman, New York Yankees - - Benjamin Harrison, Miami University 1853, Former U.S. President - - Hank Ketchum, Washington '41, Cartoonist, "Dennis the Menace" - - J. Willard Marriott, Utah '25, Founder, Marriott Hotels - - John McLamore, Cornell '42, Founder, Burger King - - Jason McManus, Davidson '56, Editor-in-Chief, Time Magazine - - F. Story Musgrave, Syracuse '58, Astronaut - - Sam Nunn, Georgia Tech '60, Former U.S. Senator - - Billy Payne, Georgia '69, President, '96 Atlanta Olympic Games Organizing Committee - - Burt Reynolds, Florida Sate '57, Actor - - Bob Schieffer, Texas Christian '59, CBS News Anchor - - C.J. Silas, Georgia Tech '53, CEO, Phillips Petroleum - - John Smale, Miami '49, CEO, Procter & Gamble - - Phil Walden, Mercer '62, President, Capricorn Records - - Doak Walker, Southern Methodist '50, NFL Hall of Fame - - William Weiss, Pennsylvania State '51, CEO Ameritech Corp. - - Frank Lloyd Wright, Wisconsin 1889, Architect - - Chris Cagle, Northwest Missouri State University ' 90, Country Singer	+ [[Include(stub)]]

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BrianShimomura — 2006-02-10 01:27:44

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	+ Phi Delta Theta + + The first Greek letter organization was Phi Beta Kappa, founded Dec. 5, 1776 at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. 63 years later, Beta Theta Pi was founded at Miami University in Ohio. In protest against the president of the university, members of Beta Theta Pi and other students blocked the entrances of the main educational and administrative building in what became known as the Great Snow Rebellion. + + + A year later, after the president expelled most of the students involved in the uprising, Phi Delta Theta was formed. Six men staying in a dormitory the day after Christmas formed the Greek-letter society. Robert Morrison, a senior, proposed to fellow classmate John McMillan Wilson they bond together to form a secret society. They invited juniors Robert Thompson Drake and John Wolfe Lindley; sophomores Ardivan Walker Rodgers and Andrew Watts Rogers into the fold. The first meeting was held in Wilson's room at Old North Hall, now called Elliot Hall. + + + During the early meetings, the founders wrote The Bond of Phi Delta Theta, which is the fundamental law of the Fraternity. It has remained unchanged ever since. The Founders also designed the badge, consisting of a shield, eye and scroll with the Greek letters on it. Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi were the first three fraternities founded at Miami University, so they are known as the Miami Triad. The first branch of Phi Delta Theta was founded at Indiana University in 1849. The Indiana Chapter has the longest continuous existence of any in the Fraternity. + + + The War Between the States was difficult for all fraternities. Battles put fraternity brother against fraternity brother, although fraternal bonds may have led to the release of many prisoners or better treatment for others. + + + During the two decades from 1870 to 1890, the growth of the Fraternity was very rapid, due principally to the efforts of Walter B. Palmer, Emory-Vanderbilt 1877, and George Banta, Franklin-Indiana 1876. The two were given the title Second Founders for their work. + + + Famous Phis + + + Robert Allen, Wabash '57, Former Chairman, AT&T + + William W. Allen, Oklahoma State '56, CEO Phillips Petroleum + + Neil Armstrong, Purdue '55, Astronaut, First man on the moon + + James A. Baker, Texas '57, Former Secretary of State + + Gary Bender, Wichita '62, Television Sportscaster + + Dirk Benedict, Whitman '67, Actor + + Bill Bixby, California '56, Actor + + Rich Brooks, Oregon State '63, Football Coach, Oregon + + Tim Conway, Bowling Green '56, Actor, Comedian + + John Dasburg, University of Miami '65, CEO, Burger King + + Roger Ebert, Illinois '64, Film Critic, Columnist + + Weeb Ewbank, Miami University '28, NFL Coach + + George M. C. Fisher, Illinois '62, CEO, Eastman Kodak + + Tom Harmon, Michigan '41, 1940 Heisman-winner + + Lou Gehrig, Columbia University '25, First Baseman, New York Yankees + + Benjamin Harrison, Miami University 1853, Former U.S. President + + Hank Ketchum, Washington '41, Cartoonist, "Dennis the Menace" + + J. Willard Marriott, Utah '25, Founder, Marriott Hotels + + John McLamore, Cornell '42, Founder, Burger King + + Jason McManus, Davidson '56, Editor-in-Chief, Time Magazine + + F. Story Musgrave, Syracuse '58, Astronaut + + Sam Nunn, Georgia Tech '60, Former U.S. Senator + + Billy Payne, Georgia '69, President, '96 Atlanta Olympic Games Organizing Committee + + Burt Reynolds, Florida Sate '57, Actor + + Bob Schieffer, Texas Christian '59, CBS News Anchor + + C.J. Silas, Georgia Tech '53, CEO, Phillips Petroleum + + John Smale, Miami '49, CEO, Procter & Gamble + + Phil Walden, Mercer '62, President, Capricorn Records + + Doak Walker, Southern Methodist '50, NFL Hall of Fame + + William Weiss, Pennsylvania State '51, CEO Ameritech Corp. + + Frank Lloyd Wright, Wisconsin 1889, Architect + + Chris Cagle, Northwest Missouri State University ' 90, Country Singer