Pi Beta Phi - University of Southern California

Fall 2016 Newsletter

California Gamma Chapter of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Southern California

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EntrE nous P i B e t a P h i a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h e r n C a l i f o r n i a • F a l l 2 0 1 6 appy fall! Football season has officially started and our chapter recently concluded a very successful recruitment. One of my favorite songs from my Pi Phi days is the song "If." I remember my preference night and being unsure about which house to put on my bid card. As the Pi Phis started singing "If," tears started stinging my eyes, and I knew at that moment I'd found my home. With all the ugliness in the world lately, I often think about the last verse of this song. California Gamma and Pi Beta Phi are approaching BIG milestones in 2017. Our chapter will be 100 years old and Pi Beta Phi will be 150 years old! We are in the planning stages of ideas for celebrations. We would love your help and ideas, so please contact me with your input. Summer ProjectS We had a home inspection company do a thorough analysis of our electrical, water, roof, and exterior so that we can be proactive for years to come as we plan and budget for projects. We painted the second and third floors, TV room, foyer, and staircase. We stripped the stairwell handrails and found beautiful walnut beneath, which we stained. edITOr: Laurie Bayless maslauski '73 | lbmaslauski@cox.net COlleGIATe COrresPOndenT: mia Bensimon '14 House Corporation Completes Projects Thanks to Donors The rec room received heavy-duty upholstery and chalkboard paint on newly framed closet doors. The doors to the dining room were framed. If If you can wear and love the Pi Phi arrow And not forget that there are kites and keys If you can show your love, yet not be narrow Remembering there are other things than these. If you can laugh and play and search for pleasure Remembering yet that when the needs arise Your arrow asks of you unstinted measure Of sacrifice and love for all Pi Phis. If you can dance and yet remember ever The finer things for which your arrow stands A character and womanhood that never By unclean word or deed soils lips and hands. If Pi Phi love is always thus abiding Yet for the lonesome girl you have a smile Why then I'll know that 'neath your arrow's hiding A heart that holds all lovely things worthwhile. (Continued on Page 2) Dining tables were repaired and refinished and curtain panels were added. Living room furniture was reupholstered with durable Crypton fabric.

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