We’re going to set up smokers overnight to make some briskets and pork shoulders. Along with this overnight smoking, we’re going to have a movie marathon of traditional and must-see films. Food will be ready to consume prior to the GT vs UNC football game.
Since this is GT Family Weekend, this is more likely to be a day game – specific time TBD once we know more about game time.
Brothers,
I am happy to be able to say that the new bathroom is open for business.
Here are a few pics. More on the way.
Actives and Alumni gather to watch the burning of the successfully paid off mortgage for the chapterhouse.
Alumni Weekend was observed at the house Saturday and Sunday April 10-11.
Activities included
– A breakfast battle between brothers Anna Coley and Ryan Krepps,
– Greek Week TUG,
– A pair of Foosball tournaments at the house,
– The annual Chili Cookoff,
– The Burning of the Mortgage, and
– The State of the Chapter address.
as well as a luncheon at Uncle Julio’s on Peachtree.
Weston says,
“Tomorrow night from 7pm to midnight is the opening for my first solo show, Mutualistic Coevolution! I’m excited as all hell and would love it if any of you came out to see it. Admission is free!
It runs from April 2nd through May 2nd here: http://www.uspacegallery.com/upcomingevents.html
It’s near campus and super easy to get to.
U*SPACE GALLERY
439 Edgwood Avenue SE
Suite 101
Atlanta, Georgia 30312
404-653-7331”
Autumn 1971 Diamond Report
Brother Thomas E. Tuten, ’72, has provided the following report:
The Gamma Tau floated through the spring quarter with the greatest of ease. Academically things were a little slack, but spring fever ran rampant among all students so no great discrepancy was noted. In athletics, the Brothers became the “Cinderella” team of the softball league emerging from a seven-game schedule with a perfect record. Amazing infield play was always noted and the outfield could be counted on to come up with some really incredible plays. Coach Thompson was beside himself as the Gamma Tau rolled to scores of 17-2, 19-5, 20-0, 22-3, behind the excellent pitching of Brother Powell and the timely hitting of Brothers Poweski, Tuten, Vogler, and Baggett. Clearly, the other teams just weren’t in our class. The Brothers look forward to greater glory in the fall.
Rush activities have not been very profitable for the summer with only 110 Freshmen on campus, most of whom are cooperative plan students. Our efforts have been aided ably by Brother Richard Lee Wold, Epsilon Omega ’73, an Atlanta resident who is engaged with rushing several prospects for the Epsilon Omega.
We have high hopes for the fall and wish the best of luck to our fellow Brothers as the new school year begins.
