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ISU fraternity members expelled from chapter over slurs - Vimarsana News

ISU fraternity members expelled from chapter over slurs

The Illinois State University fraternity involved in discriminatory vandalism has expelled some of its members, who recently painted anti-LGBTQ slurs on the houses of other Greek organizations.

Source: wglt.org
Sorority to pay University of Washington students $250k in relief for housing fees - Vimarsana News

Sorority to pay University of Washington students $250k in relief for housing fees

Alpha Omicron Pi, a national sorority based out of Tennessee, charged the students thousands in 2020 and 2021, according to the Attorney General's Office.

Source: king5.com
Texarkana Cotillion Club introduces 2020 debutantes - Vimarsana News

Texarkana Cotillion Club introduces 2020 debutantes

Ten debutantes dressed in traditional gowns and carrying bouquets of red roses were presented to society on November 27, 2021, at Texarkana Country Club. John Crisp, master of ceremonies, introduced each young lady as she stepped from the dais. Vicki Carr and Andrea Finley played the chosen debut song for each debutante as she and her escort circled the room. This season was coordinated by Miss Blaire Barlow. Photography was by Martin Patterson, Patterson's Camera Shop.

Obits | Bemidji Pioneer - Vimarsana News

Obits | Bemidji Pioneer

Mary Louise (Miljonovich) Pearson, 90, of Bemidji, MN and formerly

Remembering a fraternity brother who broke through color barrier - Vimarsana News

Remembering a fraternity brother who broke through color barrier

Having turned 81 in September during the lethal COVID-19 pandemic, and facing the challenges of aging and losing loved ones more frequently, I’m reluctant to glance at the “In Memoriam” lists from University City High School, Washington University and its law school, and from my beloved college fraternity, Pi Lambda Phi, where I made lifelong friends.  In recent days my fraternity, which flourished at Washington U. from 1921-1971, suffered the loss of Brother Rafer Lewis Johnson, who broke the color-line at UCLA by becoming the first African American to join a social fratern...