Special Olympics 2009 March 16, 2009
Posted by Delta Rho Chapter in Community Events.Tags: philanthropy, special olympics, sport support
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On March 14, 2009, members of Alpha Tau Omega rallied together to support the 2009 Special Olympics. Proudly wearing their letters and flashing encouraging posters to the women basketball players, the Taus showed DePauw what true spirit is. As ATO led cheers and provided halftime pyramid entertainment, other members volunteered by making inspiring posters and the tremendous sheet banner, keeping stats or announcing the games that were held at DePauw’s indoor tennis and track facility. While the greater Greek community showed its philanthropic spirit, Alpha Tau Omega truly stood out among the rest. Above is a picture of one of our cheering groups.
Professor Dinner: Greg Schwipps March 13, 2009
Posted by Delta Rho Chapter in ATO Events.Tags: Greg Schwipps, happiness, professor dinner
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Discussion with Professor Schwipps
Find happiness; I love fishing.Professor Schwipps, a creative writing professor in his 11th year on campus, deliberated on life after ATO. The times will be different; the same people we see daily won’t be next to us and more than likely, contact will be less often. Although numerous laughs were shared throughout the discussion, the message was clear and present; do what you can now and be selfish if needed. To get the most out of ATO, DePauw University, and essentially life, we need to find a driving passion for something. Without this passion, life is somewhat incomplete. We will no longer build igloos on our front lawn or be young again. Be selfish in finding your passion and take time off to enjoy life will you still can. Professor Schwipps and his topic brought laughter among everyone present and we enjoyed his presence greatly.
We also welcomed our newly attained faculty scholarship advisor Sandro Barros. As a first year Spanish professor at DePauw, Sandro is extremely welcoming and excited to be including in the house as our adviser. His extremely diverse background and Brazilian background provided a cultural enlightenment to all who were present.
