Gentlemen,
On behalf of the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I would like to extend a warm welcome to our website. Please feel free to take a look around and make sure to check out the news feeds to keep up to date on what's going on at the ranch along with any other upcoming events; we hope you find what you're looking for. Whether you're an alumni, an active brother, or a prospective member, we have all the information you need regarding SAE Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta. If you don't have a login username, sign up so you can receive monthly e-newsletters and have full access to all tools on the website. Thank you, lets go state!
Phi Alpha,
Joe Reichwein
Eminent Archon
Goons 12'
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| EventsArts Fest  Date: July 08, 2010 to July 11, 2010 Book a hotel room now for next year's Arts Fest before they sell out. Find available rooms at www.happyvalley.com. Click here for more information on Arts Fest. Homecoming 2010 Date: October 09, 2010 It's not too early to start planning for Homecoming 2010! The Nittany Lions will face the Fighting Illini. Stay tuned for more details. All Events |
| NewsThon 2010 Raises Record $7,838,054.36 The Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon raised a grand total of $7,838,054.36 at this year’s 46 hour event held Friday, February 19th through Sunday, February 21st. The annual event raises funds and awareness for the fight against pediatric cancer. Click here to read the full story in Centre Daily Times. Continued... The Great Christmas Tree FollyThank you to Steve Jordan '57 for answering our recent call for memories!He writes, "It was just before the Christmas break in the fall of 1956. It was tradition to have the pledgemaster lead the pledges into the State forest to cut a tree and boughs to decorate the house. On the way to the forest, they passed by a farm house that had a lovely row of blue spruce lining the driveway. The next morning, the farmer discovered that there were 13 blue spruce missing from along the driveway. Unfortunately, another farmer coming home late that evening noticed a strange car parked on the side of the road.He wrote down the plate number, just in case there was something strange happening. Well, you guessed it, the next afternoon the police were knocking on the front door inquiring about possible blue spruce trees. SAE barely escaped being disbarred. We were put on one semester of social probation, had to pay the farmer $100/tree. Our house corporation president, "Dutch" Rice fought successfully to avoid having the pledgemaster or the pledges from being thrown out of school. Certainly a lasting memory because we all learned lots of lessons from our folly." We want to hear the best stories from YOUR SAE days. Share them on the message boards. Continued... All News |
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