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The house at 572 George had to be sold because it was too big to accommodate the brotherhood. See 'The House' page for latest.
Two Fijis were Gamma Sigma Alpha National Academic Greek Honor Society Spring 2007 Initiates:
James Andrecovich
Thomas Szymanski
Sept 17 2006 saw a magnanimous (and tasty!) contribution by the House to the annual "Heel to Heal" walk/cycling event at Johnson Park in Piscataway, organized by the Embrace Kids Foundation. The event had over 800 participants, including the families of children with cancer and blood disorders, for whom the foundation exists. Junior Kai Addo was the prime (rib) mover, barbequing food for the participants afterwards. (It wasn't really prime rib---just couldn't resist the pun opportunity). "It's for a good cause," Brother Addo offered in an interview with the Daily Targum. This participation, along with that of other Rutgers students, was one reason why the event coordinator said "We love the Rutgers community."
In 2005 Nu Beta provided live entertainment, food and alcohol-free drinks to raise money for the Red Cross and Salvation Army in support of "Katrina's Kids".
2005 Members of The Perge! Society
Samuel H. Mudie ('62)
Andrew J. Galloway ('49)
John J. Manginelli ('83)
Craig J. Mardany ('82)
Displayed below are some photos which I grabbed from the Geocities site, in the event that site 'goes South' (and I'm not talking about Spring Break):
Fiji Day 2004
This is a brief article about the successful 2004 event:
"Fiji Day, foreseen as a possible replacement for Pig Dinner, has been an "Open House" for everyone to visit the House – undergraduate and graduate brothers' family and friends, as well as the Rutgers community. We had a heartening turnout of graduate brothers from the 70's at the event, in addition to the undergraduate cohort. Maybe from that core, and the closeness engendered at the event, will come a feeling of community inspired by shared memory, and facilitated through this website.
"Predominant in the event were the themes of academics and community service. The 2nd Annual Josh Shane Basketball Shootout took place in the warm afternoon. The Basketball Shootout is an annual fundraising event to benefit the chapter's designated charity, The Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood Disorders based at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick.
"The Chapter's heart was illustrated by its adoption, as their "little brother", of "little Lorenzo", a local 5 year old boy with cancer. This new generation of Fijis is characterized by such social consciousness, and they do us all proud in that regard.
An Academic and Community Service Recognition Dinner was our shared repast. The driveway was the location of a buffet style dinner to recognize the academic and community service achievements of individual brothers and the whole Chapter. The informal nature of this approach enhanced interaction between the generations. During this time, the Nu Beta Foundation presented scholarship awards to deserving undergraduate brothers, and a number of Brothers spoke."
Pictures of Fiji Day 2004
Nu Beta Membership 2006:
Cabinet:
President: Chris Brady
Treasurer: Adam Scovill
Recording Sec: Dmitry Katsnelson
Corresponding Sec: Mike Sosin
Historian: Evan Prodromo
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Sergeant at Arms: Paul Zetterstrom
Pledge Educator: Bobby Alessi
House Manager: Adam Scovill
Rush Chair: Chris Murphy
Community Service Chair: Scott Langevin
Social Chair: Kai Addo
Active Brothers: Geoff Dolan*
Bobby Alessi
Matt Gervasio
Matt Hoffman
Adam Mortelliti
Julio Santos
Avery Axel
Sean Azari
Chris Brady
Jimmy Gervasio*
Amin Gillepsie
Dmitry Katsnelson
Scott Langevin
Chris Murphy
Evan Prodromo
Adam Scovill
Mike Sosin Chris Stead
Paul Zetterstrom
Kai Addo
Dave DeRisi
Joe Osvai
Mike Paragano
Tom Szymanski
* Previous Chapter President
Outstanding examples of academic work for a recent crop of young strivers, in a Chapter which has been characterized by academic excellence for most of its history. This scholarly bent was presaged by the early years of the Chapter, with many Phi Beta Kappas and Henry Rutgers Scholars. ( Learn more )
