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Did
you know. . . that you can have guaranteed income for
life and help further the Sigma Nu mission? With the
stock market and investment income fluctuations wouldn't
it be great to know that you can lock in a guaranteed
rate of income for the remainder of your life?
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"We
Do This for Others" (August
28, 1952)
With the slogan "We do this for others," delegates
at
the thirty-fifth Grand Chapter in Mackinac Island, Mich.,
are in
unanimous agreement to both improve the public image of
our organization and help others along the way.
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| Founders'
Week of Service to Lend a Helping Hand
Imagine working for an organization whose
sole purpose is to benefit others. . . Every
day you go to work and your only responsibility
is to do something that will help those
around you. The organization's mission is
not to "increase profits," but,
rather, to treat a debilitating disease,
to help the homeless become homeowners,
or to aid today's youth in defining and
understanding their personal ethics and
values.
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For
many of our undergraduate members, living such a
purposeful life in today's world, especially while
balancing the day-to-day demands of academia, is
something they find elusive. However, during our
Founders' Week of Service (March 26th through April
1st), our undergraduate members will have the opportunity
to "Serve in the Light of Truth" and give
something back to their communities.
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| Convention
to Offer Golf Tournament and 5K Run/Walk
Options
Grand Chapter Registration is now online!
With hopes of drawing an even larger crowd
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unprecedented number of extra activities to be planned
in conjunction with the 62nd Grand Chapter. Two
of the most notable additions include a Sigma Nu
Golf Tournament and a 5K Run/Walk to benefit Sigma
Nu's Helping Hand Initiative. Although these events
are open for both alumni and undergraduate participation,
each will actually occur as pre-convention events
on Saturday, July 15, 2006.
Think you might be interested in either event? Read on for more information on how to participate!
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| Transitioning
from Campus Life to the Real World
Earlier this year, the Sigma Nu Educational
Foundation launched Transitions,
an online newsletter designed for soon-to-be
and recent graduates. James Owens, Executive
Vice President said, "Transitions
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help
our 20-something brothers navigate between college
life and the real world. This is an important
and often difficult time for many graduates.
This is the time when many will move from being
the BMOC (Big Man On Campus) to the low man
on the totem pole."
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Steve
Ratterman Named President and COO of Fifth
Point Properties
Lexington, Va. - The Board of Managers
of Fifth Point Properties, LLC, a national
real estate holding,
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development
and management company specializing in college and
university housing, is delighted to announce the
hiring of Stephen E. Ratterman, Sr. (Beta Eta, Indiana)
as the company's new President and Chief Operating
Officer.
"We are very fortunate to have secured a chief
executive of Steve's caliber and experience,"
said Fifth Point's Chairman Joseph Wood (Delta Tau,
Oregon State). "After our successful start-up
period, Fifth Point is poised for growth and must
have the steady hand of an outstanding, entrepreneurial
chief executive. We are confident Steve will excel
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