Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1937
Caption:
LOCAL WOMEN PLAN REUNION DAY: Talking over arrangements for observance of international reunion day of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority Saturday, are (left to right) Miss Barbara Nelson of E. University Ave., general chairman; Mrs. King Stutzman of Hill St., press chairman; Miss Helen Chapin of Granger Ave., arrangements; and Miss Ruth Pence of Lawrence St., finance.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 29, 1978
Caption:
A Real Picnic - The blizzard of '78 has been no picnic. But the boys at University of Michigan's Phi Delta Theta fraternity didn't think that should prevent a "beach party". The hardy bunch, reclining above [this photo], in lawn chairs around their make-shift beach outside the Carriage House at 1224 Washtenaw Court, had one comment Thursday. "More beer." Meanwhile outside the dorms nearby, students created small blizzards of their own playing football in the two-foot drifts of snow. Technically, U-M classes weren't canceled until Friday afternoon but teacher and student absenteeism ran high both Thursday and Friday. Classes are supposed to resume Monday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1969
Caption:
Extra Muddy Mud Bowl. It was a real Mud Bowl for the Homecoming activities which preceded the big game in Michigan Stadium. A member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon tosses a pass in the mud in the game won by Sigma Alpha Epsilon 12-6 over Phi Delta Theta. In the Mud Bowl soccer game, Kappa Alpha Theta sorority defeated Collegiate Sorosis, 1-0. The games were held at the winning fraternity's house at 1408 Washtenaw.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1960
Caption:
The Copper And The Bell: Ann Arbor Patrolman Charles Fleming checks a large bell "borrowed" last summer from the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house on the Michigan State University campus. The U-M chapter of the fraternity recovered the bell from another campus group yesterday and asked police to keep it for them until it can be returned to the MSU campus this afternoon. It's no painted blue; it was green and white.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1959
Caption:
Mystery Stone: Patrolman Marvin L. Dann of the Ann Arbor Police Department inspects the 62-year-old gravestone found in the attic of a University fraternity house.