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After a thirteen man associate member class last
semester, Nu Chapter is trying to do even better this
semester. Everyone is excited about the increase in
membership. A strong adrenaline is flowing through the
house. The TKE house plans on having a very successful
Founder's Day this year with as many alumni as possi­
ble. So we do ask you to attend. Only with the
WINTER/SPRING support of every alumnus can TKE house maximize its men
and strength. If you have any questions or comments
1990 about the chapter, please give me a call.
Drew Burgasser
dERKELEY, Prytanis, Nu Chapter
CALI FORN I A 415-644-8221

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THE EPIPRYTANIS

Nu Chapter will continue in commitment to the community by participating in

a number of philanthropic events this semester. On April 1 TKE along with AOP
Sorority will help out in the Super Cities Walk for Multiple Sclerosis by giving
a balloon to everyone who participates and will be working on a number of
projects during the day to help make the walk successful.
Then on April 28 TKE will assist in the Alameda County Special Olympics.c We
will be doing a number of things to make sure that all of the participants have a
good time. Other possibilities include the Delta Gamma Anchor Splash and one
more big event before finals. Again TKE is having a very successful semester in
philanthropy.
TITB
Scott Gluck

.HYPOPHETES

Academically, TKE is looking very strong for the present semester. Asso­
ciate members have regular weekly study hours and the house GPA last semester was
nearly 3.0, ranking TKE in the upper echelon of fraternity scholastics. I ave
renovated our test files and initiated a weekly recognition program to provlde
incentive for my fraters to continue to succeed academically. In the world of
sports our impressive football, soccer, bowling and basketball teams all fared
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well in intramural sports and house morale remains very high.

HEGEMON/RUSH CHAIRMAN REPORT

As usual, Spring Rush has proven difficult for the fraternities on the Cal
campus, but TKE has managed to emerge unscathed. Despite a limited rush budget,
we managed to acquire three new associates: Quentin Liu, Manning Louie, and
David Smith. They are currently going through our four week, newly-improved
associate member class system, and are proving themselves exemplary Tekes. In
addition, the brevity of the four week class allows us to induct a second class
every semester, and thus markedly expanding our membership. If this first class
is any indication of the irection of TKE, Nu Chapter will remain a vital source
of brotherhood for years to come.
Yours in the Bond,

Paul Ark - Hegemon

-I Ryan Lee - Rush Chairman

I EXTERNAL EPI PRYTANIS

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i Greetings from Nu Chapter. As many of you may or may not know that this
semester I have taken the initiative to reactivate the office of External Epi
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phone numbers, and place of occupation of all the currently living Nu Chapter

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I want to increase the alumni relation, for it is not too prominent as of
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relations, knowing people can help a lot:' It i s not everyt hing, but it is not to
be dismissed. After seeing chapters like Beta Sigma of USC, the alumni is
definitely a powerful force that could benefit Nu Chapter immensely.
If at all possible, please correspond your vital information, i.e. current
address, number, and place of occupation, to Nu Chapter at 2725 Channing Way,
Berkeley, CA 94704, c/o Daniel E. Chien.
P.S. Effective immediately, Alumni Dinners will be on Monday nights. All
Alums are welcome with any guests. Please call in advance.
Yours in the Bond External Epi Prytanis
Daniel E. Chin 896 Nu Chapter
(415) 649-9124
CHRYSOPHLYES REPORT

Because of a heavy academic load our previous Crysophylos had to resign and
our Epi Prytanis had to assume the respo sibility of rent tollection. This semester
the live-in board Jnd room is $2,000. which has been increased to account for infla­
tion costs. We are no longer taking in boarders and we are trying to fill the House
with TEKES. I am reorganizing the internal accounting operations of the Chapter;
with a view to streamining the rent paid/voucher system, restructuring the budget,
revising the accounts receivable forms to reflect the true financial position of
the fraters and the House. We look forward to Fall 1999 with the reorganization in place.

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THE FIRST ANNUAL FOUNDERS DAY GOLF TOURNAMENT has been announced by Chapter
Adviser Jose Yasul. Please call Prytanis Drew Burgasser at 415/644-6221 for
details Tournament will be in the morning of April 7 (Founders Day).
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ALUMNI NEWS

CARL ANDERSON '57 and DAN HELEX '57 were presented with TEKE Silver Triangle
Awards at the Regional Conference Banquet at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Oakland,
on Fe ruary 24, 1990. The awards are for success and distinguishment in careers.
Carl 1S a Judge and was appointed to the bench by President Reagan - is now an
Appeals Judge. Dan has served as Mayor of Concord - he is a Retired General
(Army). Wives Mary Anderson and Mary Lou Helex were present for the awards.

MICHAEL W. COBB '58 has been re-elected to the Palo Alto City Council for his ninth
year. He has served as Mayor and will get another shot at that position next year.
Mike is head of his own advertising/marketing communications firm. The residence is
3863 Dixon Place, Palo Alto 94306.

More news from PETER WINKLER '76. Peter is an attorney and is busy with 5 - 6 trials
per year He and new wife compete in a lot of sports - swimming, triathlon, pent­
athlon, biathlon,and cross country skiing. Next is high altitude mountain climbing.
Whew: Their address is 1660 Tiburon Blvd, #E, Tiburon 94920.

JOHN BELL '56 Has retired from Pan Am a fter flying 33 years: The Bells have a new
address - 175 France St., Sonoma, CA 95476. John is trying to take 25 strokes off his
golf score, Flys a little airplane (1/7 partership) and is now devoting more time to
barbershop singing. Happy retirement.

DONALD J MAC INTOSH '54 has completed 25 years bf teaching high school in Concord.
The residence is 4473 Leatherwood Court Concord 94521 The Maclntoshs have two child­
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CHARLES E, SHAPIRO 173 is an Urologist and specializes in male infertility. He and

his wife recently visited with Frater Mark Williams and his wife to renew old friend­
;hips and recount events of Nu Chapter in the early 701S. The Shapiros line in Sherman ,
Oaks at 3520 Stonehill Place. Zip is 91423. (Note - we do not have an address for Mark
William .,)

MICHAEL J. WRAY 177 attended the TEKE Christmas Luncheon, along with his Dad (Chip
Wray '153) and reported that he works for Groundwater Pollution Cleanup Co. He and his
wife havi a 3 year old and another on the way. They live at 1060 Linden Ave., Fairfield
94533.

FRED E . LUSK 156 reports that he now has 5 grandchildren (ages 3-7). Fred teaches at
Bullard High School in Fresno - chemistry. The home address is 6086 N. Wilson, Fresno
93704

WILLIAM HEATH 148 writes that he retired from IBM in May of 189 -
now spends the time
enjoying himself. 127 Gordon Way, Martinez 94553 is the address.

MARK EDELSTONE 183 works at Prudential-Bache as a securities analyist for the semicon­
ductor industry, and will complete an MBA in Finance in April 1990 from Golden Gate
University. The residence address is 4489 Hoke Maple Court, Concord 94521

HARRY SMITH 149 lives up in snow country - Truckee. Skiing is an every day event when
snow allows. PO Box 10497, Truckee 95737.

NOW DECEASED:

John F. Bunker 127 (Gustine, CA) Harry D. Rasmussen 122 (Hemet, CA)

c/o Alumni Records Office

2380 Ellsworth Street - Su ite D
Berkeley, Californii;! 94704

ADDRESS CORRECfION REQUESTED

Bulk Rate

FOUNDERS DAY

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