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> Congratulations to Alpha Phi chapter on a very nice Founder's Day dinner
> at the Akron University Center Friday night. Tom Varian '74 received the
> Ray C. Bliss Award, Nick Franklin was honored as Outstanding Associate
> Member for 1999, Steve Regula was honored as Outstanding Active Member
> for 1999, and John Underation received the Harmon O. DeGraaf Award as
> the outstanding new graduate member. A nice crowd of alumni (ranging back
> to 1940) and undergraduates were present for the evening, which ended with
> a
> reception back at the chapter house.
>
> Saturday, Beta Mu chapter honored Founder's Day with an opening
> reception at the house, followed by a fun afternoon at Panini's in
> downtown Kent, followed by another gathering at the house. Alumni
> reaching back to at least 1965 were present, and associate members were
> highly visible with their notebooks getting those prized interviews!

--
Rick Vomacka
Brimfield, OH

I am proud to be a fraternity man. Because I am, I may have danced with your
grandmother at a Senior Citizens Home on Valentines Day. Where were you?

http://www.epandr.com  Emergency Products & Research, Inc.
http://www.acpm.edu    American College of Prehospital Medicine
http://phikappatau.org The Phi Kappa Tau National Fraternity

To all Albuquerque Phi Taus...

Celebrate baseball's opening season with the Anasazi Alumni Club.  Ten
tickets have been reserved for the Opening Night game of the Albuquerque
Dukes AAA baseball game.  For more information, contact Ross Grippi at
LOAFGRIPPI@....  It will be a great Phi Tau night!

Bethany A. Deines
Director of Development
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford, OH 45056
513-523-1778

I'm very interested to know how the auction at Epsilon Lambda was ran.
Can you give us a little more information? Thanks, and good job!

J-Rob
University of Akron

Hello Again Everyone-
   Tonight 3/29, the brothers of Epsilon Lambda held a brotherhood auction.  The
event was
VERY successful, we raised almost $650 tonight.  A majority of this money will
go towards
philanthropic events.  I am telling this so that other chapters can use this
idea and see profit
for their chapter.

In Phi-
Matt Rinker
Epsilon Lambda
Longwood College


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Matthew S. Rinker
Box 2051
Farmville, VA 23909
804.395.3911

I'm very pleased about my Brothers' concern for the family of Chris Morgan.
I'm sure his death was a terrible thing for them to bear.  I find it very
courageous that they put the well-being of the Morgan family before their
own grief.  These are the kinds of acts that people don't take into account
when they dismiss Greeks as being self-centered.

David Pickering
Beta Epsilon 1/31/82
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Hello Everyone,
   I just wanted to invite you to Epsilon Lambda Chapter's 6th Annual Founder's
Day Banquet
in Historic Farmville, VA.

Contact Matt Youngsma at mjyoungs@... for information.

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Farmville, VA 23909
804.395.3911

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Beta Mu Founder's Day celebration

Date: Saturday, April 1, 2000
Time: All Day

at Pannini's

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Alpha Phi Founder's Day Celebration

Date: Friday, March 31, 2000
Time: 6:30PM - 9:30PM EST (GMT-05:00)

at the Martin University Center; come one, come all!

Kevin -
OUTSTANDING!

I so love one of your lines that I have adapted it below for my tag
line.

--
Rick Vomacka  Beta Pi '65
Brimfield, OH

I am proud to be a fraternity man. Because I am, I may have danced with
your grandmother at a Senior Citizens Home on Valentines Day. Where were
you?

http://www.epandr.com  Emergency Products & Research, Inc.
http://www.acpm.edu    American College of Prehospital Medicine
http://phikappatau.org The Phi Kappa Tau National Fraternity

I wanted to share with all of you something very incredible that I heard
over the weekend about the Beta Epsilon chapter at Southern Mississippi.

I was invited to give the keynote speech at Nicholls State University in
Thibodaux, LA over the weekend.  After my presentation, the Asst. Director
of Admissions came up to me and asked if she could share something about the
Phi Tau chapter at Souther Miss.  This  young woman, Brandi Morgan Toups
proceeded to tell me about her brother, Chris Morgan.  Chris died very
tragically last summer after drowning in Europe.  She said that the Phi Taus
from his chapter provided her family with the most incredible support during
the most terrible circumstances.  Brandi said, "Our family always knew how
special Chris was.  It was amazing to us that his fraternity brothers also
truly knew the kind of person he was."

Brandi explained the type of support the brothers provided to her family,
including showing up at the funeral and just being a rock of support.  She
told me about the scrapbook of cards, letters and notes that the chapter put
together, collected from Phi Taus from all around the country.  She said
they never would have gotten through this experience without the members of
Phi Kappa Tau.  What's more, all of the staff at Nicholls State University
knew what Brandi had lived through and how terrible it was.  Every single
person came up and mentioned that they knew about Phi Kappa Tau because of
the support the chapter had provided to their friend.  It was incredible to
hear their stories.

Brandi asked me to share this with the staff at the national headquarters,
which I did.  But, I also wanted to share it with all of you.  This is what
being a fraternity man is all about.  No doubt this was an excruciating
experience for the chapter to lose one of their own brothers.  However, they
looked beyond themselves and reached out to a family in need.  And they made
a major difference in this family's life.  I was exceptionally proud to hear
this story despite the very sad circumstances.  Special thanks to Beta
Epsilon for knowing what it means to be real brothers and supporting not
only one another, but Chris' family as well.  We are all proud of you and
thank you for really showing a mark of distinction during a very sad time.

It was interesting to see that Phi Tau's reputation as a fraternity is a cut
above the rest.  There are no other PKT chapters in Louisiana but because of
the actions of just a few, the fraternity is perceived (and rightly!) to
have members who care about others, treat people with dignity and respect,
and have tremendous pride in the organization.  Never underestimate how your
actions will influence others.

Thanks for letting me share this with all of you.

Best regards,

Bethany A. Deines
Director of Development
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford, OH 45056
513-523-1778

I would liek

Bethany A. Deines
Director of Development
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford, OH 45056
513-523-1778

In response to Frat Guy

I am a PKT Frat Guy

By Kevin Kunard

I drink
Am hated
Network with Alumni to increase my chances of having a great career
Am actively guided by my national fraternity staff
Go to parties
Sometimes I smoke
Can be obnoxiously intoxicated
Am stereotyped
Classified as a high class spoiled rich white kid
Pay for my fraternity to participate in activities
But others claim its to keep my friends
Am unrecognized for the good I do
Prosecuted for bad that others not associated with me do
Treated like a frat guy when I am a fraternity man
Act like I am a stud cause I spend most of my time with men
Have feelings too
Do community Service for the local community
Hated cause my secrets
Though my secrets help me to become a better man
Persecuted and ridiculed because I have the resources an independent doesn't
Take pride in my letters cause they mean something you could never
understand
Cherish my brothers and look out for them cause they are my family away from
my family
Try to hook up with women just like any other heterosexual man
Get blamed for every beer an underage person consumes
I live in a fraternity house
I fight independents that spread the rumors about my brothers and believe
every stereotype cause I am frustrated with their ignorance
I feel everyone should go Greek because of the great things I have received
from membership
There are independents that do as some of my brothers do, but my brother is
looked at as trouble making piece of trash
I am going to be one of the 16 Presidents of the United States that are
Greek and had a chance to be Greek
I sing with my brother's cause I have pride in myself and the organization I
belong to
I will probably be your boss
I like to party a lot cause I am busy all week working: on my schoolwork,
with my fraternity and sometimes hold a full/part time job, can you?
I do most of the same things now as I did before I became Greek
I go to class others just can't tell who I am cause I don't wear my letters
when classes start so teachers and others don't judge me before they see how
smart I really am and accuse me of cheating
I am expected to know the school song while Independents don't know
it
I can't expect you to understand why I learn the Greek Alphabet
I study you just don't see me study cause I do it behind closed doors and
have excellent time management, I have to, another thing I got from the
fraternity
Everyone claims they know my G.P.A. is 3.0 less than it really is
I am put under a whole other set of standards that are much higher than that
of your parents
My brothers and I keep each other in school with constant encouragement
I do stupid things time to time, but am put on the front page cause I am
seen as representing a group of people constantly on trial 24-7
I like Road Trips they keep my mind off all the stress I am under, they
allow me to bond with my brothers
I don't always buy books cause my housemates may be in the same class and we
share and split the cost
Believe it or not I pay for stuff, sometimes everything
I have never had a keg party, my chapter and my fraternity nationally
prohibits that
If and when I may have sex I am sexually responsible if I make that choice
My Greek brothers and I will be and are 15% of the CEO's for fortune 500
companies
Never played beer pong
Don't own a beer bong
Danced with your grandma at a Senior Citizens Home on Valentines Day
I sometimes take advantage of situations cause I am in a fraternity
I helped build a house in habitat for humanity
I helped raise money for terminally ill children to go to summer camp at
Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camp
When I give my lavaliere to the woman I love she is ridiculed for dating me
cause I am in a "frat"
When I go out I hear your whispers and giggles, I ignore them I am stronger
than that, I will not stoop to your level,
Believe it or not, I go to Church
I listen when my brothers have problems, I stay up with them until I am have
comforted them
I talk about my feelings with my brothers
I am not always muscular
I cry sometimes, and have in front of every man in my fraternity
I sometimes dress the same cause I share the same likes and dislikes as my
brothers
Sometimes I am a computer geek
I have a laid back way of looking at life, I call it down to earth
The first question I am asked is if we haze
Then the next 45 minutes I must explain that we don't
I am active politically
I enjoy music cause it takes away my problems temporarily
I know from my experiences that living under stereotypes is terrible
Some women think I am fun, mostly cause I have confidence and am not a
wallflower
Independents can't stand that
Girls spend the night in my bed, 9 times out of 10 I am sleeping on the
couch or the floor in the next room
When I respond to vague accusations of how terrible I and my brothers are,
they say "awe that’s too, bad you poor thing." But I'm not looking for
sympathy, I am looking for respect, for I am not like those you make fun of
I am not like those who helped some drink themselves to death.
And like 85% of all men I LEAVE THE TOILET SEAT UP SOMETIMES
AND THAT IS SAD, BUT TRUE

Oh Wait I'm a Phi - Tau and Damn Proud!!!!  Step aside son . . . . .Here
comes the Total Man, not because of my looks and the amount of money I may
have or don't have, because of my morals and beliefs and my love for an
organization that bases its primary goal around helping a boy become a man
that will help hid community not live off it…..

Ponder that Independent

Remember I wasn't born Greek, you just like to think so


Brothers I am not done, just a few thoughts, if you would like to add any
let me know, I know that I have not included everything, tell me what you
think.

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I wanted to comment on the "Frat Guy" monologue.

Unfortunately, I believe there are two kinds of fraternity members. You
have "frat guys" that could more appropriately be described as gang
members. These are the dregs of the Greek system, these are the kind of
people that are giving the Greek system a bad name and need to be weeded
out before they destroy what we believe in.

But then you have Fraternity Brothers...these are the people that truly
take pride in the organization they belong to. They have an understanding
of the history, the ideals and meaning behind the fraternity. They know
what it is like to make sacrifices for their fraternity and their brothers.
And most importantly to look out for each other and make sure that no one
gets hurt or into trouble. They are also the same people that you continue
to have contact with long after you leave school.

I would continue to go on about what the differences are between a "frat
guy" and a fraternity brother, but I think you all get the idea.

Yours in Phi,

Tom Skena
President,
Phi Chapter Graduate Council

Gentlemen:

Just a reminder that the deadline to submit scholarship applications is
April 1, 2000.  If you need an application form, please download the
information from www.phikappatau.org.

Bethany A. Deines
Director of Development
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford, OH 45056
513-523-1778

"Sad but so true" is the quote that heads the "frat guy" forward I
received earlier(below). The thing that may be sad but true is that the
person who originally sent this has to hide behind his right of free
speech to stereotype other people or organizations just to hide the
(more than likely extremely obvious) incompetencies, inefficiencies, and
shortcomings he can't come to realize his life revolves around.
 	 Being in a fraternity I pride myself on not trying to stereotype
anyone else due to the stereotypes I'm usually hit with. One thing I'm
not afraid to do is use my knowledge about Phi Kappa Tau, fraternities,
and life in general, to shoot down those stereotypes. The major thing
wrong with the forward I recieved is that the majority of the "I's" I
saw could be directed back to the person who sent it, or many of the
college students today (and sadly probably goes for many fraternity
men).

	 That is the problem with stereotypes, there seems to be one for every
person or occasion.

	  To justify the comment I made a few lines ago, life is what you make
of it. I am choosing to make my college and fraternity experience as
beneficial as I can, because that is my choice. In contrast, I could
have joined college and this fraternity and sat on my ass for the last
four years- if that had been my choice. Life is what you make of it.
Whatever road you go down, life is still what you make of it. I choose
not to waste my time worrying about what other people are doing with
there lives, I would much rather secure my own.

	 I guess where my point lies is first of all the fact that we should all
be proud of this fraternity and what we are doing with our time in it,
because that was our choice. That also goes for the pride we should all
show when someone confronts us about this choice we've made. But that
also means that we should use that pride carefully, and only when
needed, as not to be misconstrued as cockiness or arrogance. We should,
except in instances like this, try to show our pride in our actions
instead of words.  I feel that this mail is warranted because I am
choosing to back something that I and all my brothers are extremely
proud about, as opposed to blatantly wasting my time attacking something
I have no right to and have no knowledge of. I'll end it there.


Proud To Be, Phi K T-
Jason Robinson, Alpha Phi at University of Akron

J-Rob


P.S.  See you at Academy.

steve balsamo wrote:
>

> >>
> >>
> >>          >Sad but so true!
> >>          >
> >>          >"Frat Guy Divulges Fraternity Myths, Addresses Stereotypes"
> >>          >
> >>          >I am a frat guy.
> >>          >I live in a frat house.
> >>          >I go to frat parties.
> >>          >I fight.
> >>          >I especially like to fight independents.
> >>          >I think if independents were cool they would have pledged a frat
> >>in   the
> >>          >first place.
> >>          >I know that independents are jealous of my social life.
> >>          >I believe that I am more fun and can party harder than any GDI.
> >>          >I am exclusive.
> >>          >I run dances.
> >>          >I am the brains behind Spring Break.
> >>          >I am the reason road trips exist.
> >>          >I hope you enjoyed my homecoming party last Friday.
> >>          >I can recite the Greek alphabet before the fire of a match burns
> >>out. I can
> >>          >rattle off all of my founding fathers as well as my fraternity
> >>obligations,
> >>          >but I don't know the words to my school song or my
> >>accounting prof's
> >>          >last name.
> >>          >I don't go to class.
> >>          >I never study.
> >>          >I devise elaborate schemes to cheat on my exams.
> >>          >I don't buy books.
> >>          >I have a 1.6 GPA.
> >>          >I have an endless supply of doctor notes from the campus health
> >>center.
> >>          >I am thankful that my frat buddies will get me a job after
> >>graduation
> >>          >because I know that I can't get one on my own.
> >>          >I give more than $1,000 of my parents' money in social dues each
> >>year to
> >>          >promote my frat's alcoholism problem.
> >>          >I drink because I am cool.
> >>          >I drink a lot because I am cooler than you.
> >>          >I serve alcohol to minors.
> >>          >I urinate in public.
> >>          >I do keg stands and have keg parties.
> >>          >I am the master at quarters.
> >>          >I own you in beer pong.
> >>          >I have never not gotten shitty in the game "I never".
> >>          >If I can't find my beer bong I know I can find one next door.
> >>          >I don't binge drink- I continually drink.
> >>          >I have a pre-party for the "pre-party".
> >>          >I can dance.
> >>          >I wear my letters.
> >>          >I billboard my frat on sweatshirts.
> >>          >Most of my T-shirts are sorority T-shirts to show all my
> >>brothers how many
> >>          >bitches I have tagged.
> >>          >I wear long sleeved T-shirts under short sleeved T's.
> >>          >I own many plaid button-downs.
> >>          >I tuck in my shirt.
> >>          >I own one baseball hat.
> >>          >I live in my khakis.
> >>          >I wear Timberlands in the winter and sandals in the summer.
> >>          >Sometimes I wear sandals in the winter because I can.
> >>          >I drive a sports utility vehicle with a bike rack.
> >>          >I play with my dog in the front lawn.
> >>          >My hair is a mess yet totally in style.
> >>          >I sometimes don't shave for weeks at a time.
> >>          >I am vogue.
> >>          >Ladies love me, but more importantly, I know ladies love me.
> >>          >I will never commit to just one girl.
> >>          >If I pretend to commit to one girl, it is just so I can have sex
> >>whenever I
> >>          >want it(plus I cheat on her).
> >>          >I don't wear condoms because it doesn't feel as good.
> >>          >I believe a girl gives up her right to say "no" if she is in my
> >>frat
> >>          >house after 1:30 a.m.
> >>          >I am shady.
> >>          >I am also sketchy.
> >>          >I don't care about what girls have to say.
> >>          >I only care about me.
> >>          >I will say anything to get a girl into bed.
> >>          >I will say even more to get a freshman girl in bed because I
> >>know she'll
> >>          >believe me.
> >>          >I am a player.
> >>          >I am loud and obnoxious wherever I go in public.
> >>          >I live in filth.
> >>          >I enjoy the smell of old beer in carpet.
> >>          >I prefer a dingy frat house to a clean apartment.
> >>          >I think living among rodents builds character.
> >>          >I leave the seat up.
> >>          >I can't clean up after myself.
> >>          >I put on a great front for parent's weekend.
> >>          >No one can see through me.
> >>          >I know every word to every song by Puff Daddy, Backstreet Boys,
> >>Dave
> >>          >Matthews Band (so I can get laid) and the Tom Petty.
> >>          >I will sing them for you if I haven't hooked up by nights end.
> >>          >I can't remember my parents home phone number, but I do know
> >>every digit to
> >>          >their calling card number.
> >>          >I haze my pledges.
> >>          >I make them beat and drink things you would not imagine.
> >>          >I make them clean my house.
> >>          >I emotionally scar them for life.
> >>          >I abuse them physically.
> >>          >I make them cry.
> >>          >I then call them wimps.
> >>          >I later call them my brother if they don't de-pledge along the
> >>way.
> >>          >I know hell week.
> >>          >I am everything that is wrong in America.
> >>          >I am everything you wish you could be.
> >>          >I am a Frat Guy.
> >>
> >>

I'd just like to thank the Beta Beta chapter at
the University of Louisville for all of their work and
hospitality this weekend at their Phi Tau 3-on-3
tournament.  It was alot of fun for all of those
involved.  Even though this was our first time being
there, I hope we'll always send at least one team from
here on out as long as they host it.

     I would encourage all chapters, if within distance
to put an effort forward to send some people, whether
they can play ball or not; I know we couldn't, but we
still had a lot of fun.  It was a real positive
experience to play and party with brothers from so
many different chapters, from Michigan to Georgia and
everywhere in between.

    Thanks again Beta Beta and good luck with the rest
of the year.  Hope to see you all again at Derby.

Cheyenne Throckmorton
President
Alpha Rho Chapter at Georgia Tech

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I am in the process of gathering information for the spring issue of The
Laurel of Phi Kappa Tau.

Does your chapter have an alumni event planned for this spring? If so,
announce your event  or report on one that has already taken place. Send a
short summary of the "who, what, when, where" and I'll include it in the
next issue. Photos are always welcome.

Student members--make sure your chapter's campus activities are included
too. Send a summary of your activities, such as community service,
philanthropy, awards, outstanding members or other recognition. Photos
really add to your story--send them too!

Questions? Contact Terri Nackid, Laurel editor, at 513.523.1778, or e-mail
tlnackid@...

Terri Nackid
Director of Communications
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford OH 45056
513.523.1778

We recently received the following announcement from the Boggy Creek Gang
Camp:

The Boggy Creek Gang Camp


What are you doing this summer?

How about coming to work or volunteer
at The Boggy Creek Gang Camp in
sunny Eustis, Florida!

We offer a unique camping experience to
Children ages 7-15 with chronic and
Life-threatening illnesses such as
Asthma, Cancer, and Heart disease.

You'd have the once in a lifetime
Opportunity to help a child
Catch a fish or make a woodshop project!

We are currently accepting applications for
Cabin counselor and activity counselor
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For more information on becoming a staff member,
Contact Bo Fothergill at (352) 483-4200 x. 229
Or email at bo@...

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Contact Colleen King at (352) 483-4200 x. 293
Or e-mail at colleen@...

You can also check out our website at
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Terri Nackid
Director of Communications
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford OH 45056
513.523.1778

I was just letting people of Kappa Chapter @ University of Kentucky know,
that on April 9th we are going to be having founders day, with a golf
tournament in the morning followed by a dinner that evening, if you have any
questions contact the house.

Ty Best
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Phi Kappa Tau, Kappa Chapter








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Leadership Academy is fast approaching.
Academy information and registration materials are available at:
www.phikappatau.org.

For more information on Leadership Academy 2000, contact Heidi Anderson at
513.523.4193, ext. 248.

Terri Nackid
Director of Communications
Phi Kappa Tau Foundation
5221 Morning Sun Road
Oxford OH 45056
513.523.1778

Brothers,

I just wanted to let you know that the Delta Theta Chapter at Georgetown
College is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year.  We are planning a
dinner as well as a golf scramble for April 7th & 8th.  If alumni of the
chapter did not get any information, or if any other brothers would like to
attend, please contact me at the chapter email address
<delta_theta_pkt@...> for more information.

In Phi,

Keith Thomson
VP of Alumni Relations

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please ignore this.  I meant to send it to my BK distribution list

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Haight, Dave
> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 3:15 PM
> To: >pktlistserv@onelist.com
> Subject: FW: [BetaKappaPKT] digital camera
>
> Alright guys,
> It's time to start producing some content for the website.  Read the below
> msg(old but, still valid).  If not, you'll be forced to view a bunch of
> pics of me and Jamahl...........

Alright guys,
It's time to start producing some content for the website.  Read the below
msg(old but, still valid).  If not, you'll be forced to view a bunch of pics
of me and Jamahl.
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> Everyone,
>
> My suggestion is that eveyone who has a digital camera take pictures[of
> the house].  This way
> we can get a wide spectrum of pictuires to choose from.  In addition, go
> through
> your party pics and personal picture archives and find some good ones and
> scan
> them.
>
Save the scans as either jpeg or gif image files.  DO NOT use bitmaps (way
too large).  Make sure and use a minimum of 256 colors (16-bit or 16 million
colors is preferable).  Don't worry about file size.  I would rather you
send me a good quality scan than a small file.  I have the tools necessary
to play with the size/resolution/etc. for the web.

> Once scanned send them to me at ashpkt@....  Put "pkt web pics"
> in the subject along with a brief description of the pic (who is in it,
> occasion, location, whatever).  If you would rather snail mail it send it
> to 18330 Cobblestone Dr, Cypress, TX 77429.  NOTE:  I CANNOT OPEN MAC
> FILES and I cannot read Zip 250 disks...only Zip 100's.
>
Thanks,
Ash

Attention Phi Chapter Alumni:

The Phi Chapter Resident Council is try to start a weekly e-mail listserv
from the Resident Council to the Grad Council and all Phi Chapter Alumni on
the world wide web. If you recieve this and have changed your e-mail address
or arent sure if we have your address please e-mail either me and I will
route your address to our current VP of Alumni Relations. Thank you for your
help !

In Phi,
Greg Waite

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*************
Gregory L. Waite
Vice-President
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Bethany College

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hello,
im ace madera, from beta zeta, nmsu.  im a computer science computer
engineering dual major, and know a little vb *wink*.  if you havent already
gotten assistance on this, feel free to email me exactly what it is you are
trying.  please include any messages it gives you if you have tried to
execute any of the troublesome features.  if i can help i will.
yours in brotherhood,
ace madera

>From: "Shawn D. Augustson" <shawn@...>
>Reply-To: pktlistserv@onelist.com
>To: <pktlistserv@onelist.com>
>Subject: [pktlistserv] VB Programmers
>Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 13:24:26 -0500
>
>Hey all, (I might have sent this twice, wasn't sure which address to use)
>
>I was wondering if there was any Visual Basic programmers out there that
>could help me out. I started a program called My Recipe Box which is used
>to
>save recipes in. I plan to give it away to the viewers that come to my site
>BusyCooks.com (http://www.busycooks.com)
>
>I need some help with the print functions, and a possible import/export
>feature.
>
>If you know Visual Basic, can you download this version of the program and
>take a look at it. Then let me know if you can help me out with it?
>
>Download here: http://209.204.240.15/files/myrecipebox.zip
>
>Thank you!
>
>Shawn Augustson
>Beta Phi '93
>http://www.busycooks.com
>
>

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Hey all, (I might have sent this twice, wasn't sure which address to use)

I was wondering if there was any Visual Basic programmers out there that
could help me out. I started a program called My Recipe Box which is used to
save recipes in. I plan to give it away to the viewers that come to my site
BusyCooks.com (http://www.busycooks.com)

I need some help with the print functions, and a possible import/export
feature.

If you know Visual Basic, can you download this version of the program and
take a look at it. Then let me know if you can help me out with it?

Download here: http://209.204.240.15/files/myrecipebox.zip

Thank you!

Shawn Augustson
Beta Phi '93
http://www.busycooks.com