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From Their Perspective…
L
ast month, an e-mail from Florida Alpha alumnus Jim Robbins '67 was sent to all alumni with valid e-mail
addresses. A response from Brother Bob Hudson '68 follows.
From: Jim Robbins [jimrobb@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2015
To: sigepflalpha@gmail.com
Subject: 5 Fraternity Row
My memories of 5 Fraternity Row are from 1967 when I graduated from UF. Over the last weekend I had
a chance to walk around the house for the first time since then. The way it looks now came as a real shock
to me. For those of you who may not have seen the house in a while, like me, take a look... http://flic.kr/s/
aHskmXoQAg.
And let me tell you the photos don't do justice to just how run down the place really is. The dining area is
closed off and dark as is the front room with the fireplace. The individual rooms are suffering from years
of undergrads doing their own thing and it's taken a toll. The wiring in a lot of the rooms looks like what
I assume it is—handyman jobs done by young kids who know they're not going to be there that long. The
bathrooms are old, dirty, and look like something you would find in a rundown gas station. The kitchen
is mess. The deck outside may have been fine at some point, but now it's not only ugly, but I think it's
probably a safety hazard. One of the steps nearly broke when I stepped on it.
If any of you have hesitated on making a donation to the capital campaign because you think the house
may not be in that bad of shape, or that it probably won't take that much to fix it up, think again. If you
want your Chapter House to be something you can be proud of, you need to contribute what you can so
renovations can be done. And the decision on what can be done is in early December, so if you're going to
step up and contribute you should do it now.
The following link will let you donate online, http://sigep.kintera.org/flalpha.
The next link will let you do a hard copy mail-in donation,
www.flalpha.org/images/alumni/FA-SPE-AVC-Pledge-Form-Fillable.pdf.
I found both links from the capital campaign section of the Florida Alpha website: www.flalpha.org
One of the Old Farts....
Jim Robbins '67
From: Hudson, Bob [bob.hudson@bakermckenzie.com]
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2015
To: Jim Robbins