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THE TOUGHEST TEST Syracuse University Class of ’21 makes it to the finish line after 350,000 Covid tests, lots of banana bread Updated on 12:06 PM; Today 6:00 AM Jamie Lambert, a Syracuse University student who was quarantined for 10 days in her room with coronavirus. She had food left at her door and the help of her friends. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com I’m sorry, she texted. I just need proof of life. The roommate got up, went to Jamie Lambert’s door, and pounded. Jamie called out. She was okay; just sleeping. For 10 days in October, Lambert, a senior at Syracuse University, b...

Beta Mu Delta gathers, installs officers, discusses projects Submitted to the Reporter Beta Sigma Phi is an International Women’s Friendship Network. It is the largest of its kind in the world. It is primarily a social and cultural organization that incorporates service as part of its activities. Beta Mu Delta is the newest Glen Rose Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, formed in October 2012. Combined, our sisters have 125 years’ service to Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Beta Mu Delta’s first meeting for the new year kicked off on Sept. 1, 2020, and was held in the home of President Karen Wells. Mel...

Delta Sigma Phi launches new fraternity on the Gainesville Campus Thirteen UNG students were initiated into the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity in spring 2021 in the Robinson Ballroom inside the Student Center on the Gainesville Campus. Delta Sigma Phi, known as Delta Sigs, is the second Greek-lettered fraternal organization to call the Gainesville Campus home. Establishing a new fraternity on any college campus is no easy task. Launching a brand-new organization during the COVID-19 pandemic presents even more challenges. The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity overcame those obstacles to establish the fir...

Alicia Carter Wednesday, April 21st, 2021 Anthony U. Itzol, a senior from Bowling Green who studies International Business, learned early on that making personal connections is vital in the business world. During his senior year of high school and while attending his younger sister’s school music performance, Itzol found himself in a conversation with his dad’s boss about college and career plans. When his dad’s boss asked what was next after high school, Itzol started naming off large universities in the southern region of the U.S.- schools he was thinking about attending. When asked w...