There was a sorority and fraternity winner in each award category:

• First place sorority: Chi Omega

• First place fraternity: Sigma Nu

• Second place sorority: Delta Gamma

• Second place fraternity: Delta Upsilon

• Third place sorority: Alpha Phi

• Third place fraternity: Tau Kappa Epsilon

Sigma Nu has been the first-place winner three years in a row.

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"The motel definitely needed to be demolished," Matt Fabinak, president of Sigma Nu fraternity said. "I don't even know how it was still standing."

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The house, which has six bedrooms and six bathrooms, is located at the intersection of Ted Boyd and West Campus Center Drive. It is the first home opened in the new Greek Village housing development. Alumni members began the process of fundraising for the new home in 2001.

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After 35 years without a dedicated residence to call home, the Zeta Gamma chapter of the Sigma Nu fraternity has just that at Kent State University: A state-of-the-art, spacious chapter house that will anchor the new Greek Village at Campus Gateway. 

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Fraternities Sigma Nu and Kappa Alpha Psi united to register students to vote yesterday. Nathan Rango (right), Sigma Nu candidate, said, "I registered to be an active young voter like every student should be."

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Cash Lawley, president of Sigma Nu, stands in front of the construction site of Sigma Nu's fraternity house. Sigma Nu is the first of an expected to be six Greek houses on Campus Center Drive.

The 30 or so brothers of Sigma Nu fraternity will go about their daily routines as usual this week, just without pants.

"I knew it would take something outrageous to get people's attention," said Michael Parisi, Sigma Nu philanthropy chair. "'No Pants Week' was the obvious solution."

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Many Greek groups sacrificed their Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights last week to host the annual philanthropy event Songfest.

"We are just having a fun sober time," said Alex Neal, Sigma Nu competition chair. "We are staying in on weekends to practice dance moves and sing.  Click here to read the full story (courtesy of the Daily Kent Stater).

Members of Alpha Phi and Sigma Nu during the Songfest competition.

    He danced in a whale costume. He frolicked across the stage in pink and white tights. He daintily spun his pink, sparkling umbrella. And he did it all in fewer than 10 minutes.

    "By this time, it's not the first time I've worn pink tights on stage," Sigma Nu member Ray Campbell said. Click here to read the full story (courtesy of the Daily Kent Stater).











Members of the Zeta Gamma chapter after their LipSync 2008 victory.