Theta Xi NOLA - Beta Xi

Beta Xi Chapter Supports the Leukemia Society

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The Beta Xi Chapter has selected the Leukemia Society as it's philanthropy for the Spring 2011 Semester.Please consider making a contribution to support theirefforts. Here is the information from Brother Brown who is coordinating this effort for the chapter.

Hello,

We are racing the Leukemia Cup Regatta to raise moneyfor blood cancer research. Please check out ourwebsite, http://msla.lcr.llsevent.org/abrown and make acontribution to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Ifyou can make a donation GREAT but either way PLEASEforward this message to as many people as you can.

Thank you,

Bert Brown

6294 Annual Crawfish Boil and Annual Alumni Meeting

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6294 Crawfish Boil and Annual Meeting

Location: Sunrise Country Club, 2208 Judith Street, Metairie, La
Date: April 23, 2011
Time: 5:00pm
Meeting: 7:00pm
Cost: $35.00 per person
plus $25.00 annual dues

This event includes the annual alumni association meeting.

This includes crawfish, jambalaya by Lee, beverages, a Theta Xi cup and coozie. Please RSVP if you have not done so to Chris at cnbaker366@gmail.com.

Welcome to the Beta Xi Chapter of Theta Xi

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Welcome to Theta Xi

These will be the words you will hear if you are chosen to become a brother in one of the oldest and most respected fraternities in the country.

You're Born... You Live... You Die... If You're Lucky you were a Theta Xi

What is a Fraternity?

A fraternity is an association of men joined together by common goals, ideals, and aspirations. Through friendship and guidance Theta Xi seeks to assist its members to succeed in college and prepares then for post-college life.

How do I benefit from fraternity membership?

Our chapter, with its stimulating atmosphere was created by carefully chosen men, coupled with college's tremendous possibilities for an individuals personal development, offers its members both tangible and intangible benefits.

On the tangible side, we encourage good scholarship, development of leadership skills through holding chapter offices or membership in campus organizations, development of athletic skills through our athletic teams, development of social attributes through parties, dances and other social affairs. Another tangible benefit is lifelong friendships within and outside the fraternity that offer excellent networking contacts.

On the intangible side, membership increases social poise, helps in adjusting to college life, teaches a practical course in democracy, and furnishes skills to cope with everyday life. Most important, we challenge our members to seek and develop their talents to the fullest extent everyday.