Acacia Fraternity History at University of Michigan
The Acacia Fraternity founded by fourteen Master Masons at Michigan in 1904 grew to over sixty chapters and was charted on the campus in January 1967. Plans for 1968-69 include high scholarship initiatives, a new study program, a robust social calendar, and a community service project under the motto Human Service.
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Acacia Fraternity
University of Michigan
Ution
Acacia
L. Vande Creek
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at University Campus
The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter presents a portrait of fraternity life emphasizing brotherhood, scholarship, service, and social activity. It details origins at Phi Sigma Chi and Alpha Gamma Upsilon, chapter house at 115 South Darling, and annual dues and fees. The piece highlights achievements in academics, sports, and community outreach, plus the pledge to growth in character and democracy.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
Richmond College
Sig Ep
Sig
Ted Mack
Tom Ewell
Duncan Hines
James Naismith
Phi Sigma Chi
South Darling
Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Brothers of
Alpha Gam
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Brotherhood of Acacia National Fraternity
America
Jim
Fraternity
Ak-Ak’s
Brother Kline
Steve Nichols
Interfraternity Council