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1. 1 2016-02-23T11:14:33-08:00 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86 Acacia House on Homecoming, 1930 10 View of the Acacia house, taken at night, while it is decorated for Homecoming 1930. Now the Library and Information Science Building, the Acacia House was located at 501 E. Daniel St. in Champaign from 1914-1985. "It was an ideal location, providing an excellent view of the southward growth of the University of Illinois campus and the corresponding shift of fraternity houses. The house was considered to be one of the finest examples of architectural design in the country" (www.rushacacia.com/history). media/Acacia House on Homecoming.jpg meta 2016-02-23T12:47:07-08:00 1930 Photographic Subject File, 1868- 0000137 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86
2. 1 2016-02-23T11:19:47-08:00 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86 "Fraternity Responsibilities", Daily Illini, October 1934 5 It seemed that university fraternities had a bit of the same reputation as some might say they have today, though students may be paying thousands of dollars instead of the "several hundred dollars" of 1934. As one can tell, The Daily Illini had differing opinions on such stereotypical notions. media/Fraternity Responsibility.png meta 2016-02-23T14:24:35-08:00 The Daily Illini October 26, 1934 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86
3. 1 media/The Green Caldron, March 1933, Vol. 2, No. 3.png 2016-02-23T11:21:58-08:00 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86 Christmas Greetings from The Phi Kappa News, 1936 4 The homecoming game of 1936 pitted the University of Illinois against Ohio State. Afterwards the Phi Kappa chapter of Alpha Chi Rho held their annual "Dad's Day". That day, A. P. Little was elected president of the chapter's "Dads Association" and Bob D'Ambrosios was presented with "the Ancient and Sacred Scroll of Alpha Chi Rho, of which he (was) to be sole keeper and guardian of during the coming year." media/Christmas Greetings from The Phi Kappa News.pdf meta 2016-02-23T13:16:09-08:00 1936 Justin Williams b70f963b476d25237566bff71436a8ecd9b41b86

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• 1 2016-02-23T11:14:33-08:00 Acacia House on Homecoming, 1930 10 View of the Acacia house, taken at night, while it is decorated for Homecoming 1930. Now the Library and Information Science Building, the Acacia House was located at 501 E. Daniel St. in Champaign from 1914-1985. "It was an ideal location, providing an excellent view of the southward growth of the University of Illinois campus and the corresponding shift of fraternity houses. The house was considered to be one of the finest examples of architectural design in the country" (www.rushacacia.com/history). media/Acacia House on Homecoming.jpg meta 2016-02-23T12:47:07-08:00 1930 Photographic Subject File, 1868- 0000137
• 1 2016-02-23T11:19:47-08:00 "Fraternity Responsibilities", Daily Illini, October 1934 5 It seemed that university fraternities had a bit of the same reputation as some might say they have today, though students may be paying thousands of dollars instead of the "several hundred dollars" of 1934. As one can tell, The Daily Illini had differing opinions on such stereotypical notions. media/Fraternity Responsibility.png meta 2016-02-23T14:24:35-08:00 The Daily Illini October 26, 1934
• 1 media/The Green Caldron, March 1933, Vol. 2, No. 3.png 2016-02-23T11:21:58-08:00 Christmas Greetings from The Phi Kappa News, 1936 4 The homecoming game of 1936 pitted the University of Illinois against Ohio State. Afterwards the Phi Kappa chapter of Alpha Chi Rho held their annual "Dad's Day". That day, A. P. Little was elected president of the chapter's "Dads Association" and Bob D'Ambrosios was presented with "the Ancient and Sacred Scroll of Alpha Chi Rho, of which he (was) to be sole keeper and guardian of during the coming year." media/Christmas Greetings from The Phi Kappa News.pdf meta 2016-02-23T13:16:09-08:00 1936
• 1 2016-02-23T11:18:38-08:00 Theta Kappa Phi Members get Doused with Water Before the Big Pajama Race, The Daily Illini, October 1937 4 During the Great Depression many fraternities held events to get their mind off of their economic woes and stress of every day academic life. Some, like the hazings traditions of today, focused on torturing the freshman class and first year pledges. While the freshman "spot" tradition and "Hell Week" were banned, the pajama race was a lasting tradition. media/Theta Kappa Phi Members get Doused with Water Before the Big Pajama Race.png meta 2016-02-23T14:21:13-08:00 The Daily Illini October 21, 1937