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brothers

(Back row, left to right) Jon Kochav, Gov Nagubandi, Ed Santos, Brian Lederman, Anthony Majette, Seth Mosner, Zach Crane, Alex LeClair, Gabe Long, Jeff Bowser, Hugo Genes, Erik Charpentier. (Front row) Pete Cherubini, Dan Holzwanger, Aaron Shiber-Knowles, Evan Lanouette, Brody Erlich, Tucker Whitcomb. (Not pictured) Kevin Lieber, Ian Postman, Zach Zelikovic, Chad Caplan, Pat Ryan, Sam Miller-Little, Reid Pauly, Jon Delikat, Jake Slowik, Nick Scinta.


Who We Are Today
Currently, there are 35 brothers of Sigma Pi. Though the process of rebirth has been challenging in many ways, the brotherhood has emerged stronger and more committed than ever.

As of December 3, 2008, Sigma Pi is officially back in the fold of the university Greek system. We are proud of this accomplishment and well aware of the work that lies ahead in continuing to rebuild our house.

"Pink Carnival"
Recently, we hosted a "Pink Carnival" that raised over $800. At the event, Sigma Pi and Kappa Alpha Theta sold bracelets, food, had inflatable jousting, and disseminated breast cancer information. The event was held on North Campus, so that freshmen attended the event. We plan on doing the same event, but in a much bigger way, next year.

Intramural Sports
Intramural sports are an integral part of Sigma Pi. This fall, we participated in sand volleyball, soccer, flag football, 3-on-3 basketball, squash, no-tap bowling, and volleyball. The highlight of the semester was the football team. Senior captain Seth Mosner became the first Pi man to have his jersey retired by the Mu Chapter.

"Chili for Chile"
Our philanthropy event, "Chili for Chile," was held on March 17, 2010, in Ho Plaza. We sold chili and accepted donations. We raised $230, which will be donated to the Red Cross to help Chile through this troubling time.

By Robert Dicker '12

carnival
Publicizing the Pink Carnival.