OG Biweekly Three: On Saving Sewanee

This issue primarily concerns the question of Saving Sewanee.

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The next topic will be either "Should 'borrowing' bicycles be an honor offense?"

or "Should the OG adopt the proposed new requirements?"

Fall Leaves

The Quad

View from the Cross

The New Supply Store Page

You can now "preorder" ties or scarves with some of the old traditional repp patterns on them. Just click the Supply Store link to the left.

The ties and scarves can only be ordered from Ben Silver in bulk, so individual orders must be made ahead of time so that the bulk order will be large enough. The first bulk order will be sent in a couple of weeks, which will leave 8 to 12 during which the items are custom made and sent to Sewanee (getting here late January).

More information can be found on the page itself, but you can claim / individually order yours through the Google Checkout on the Supply Store page or by sending money through the SPO to Spike Hosch. If you SPO, don't forget to send your name and address with the money.

OG Biweekly Two: On Kegs and Common Sources

This issue primarily concerns the question of kegs and common sources.

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The next topic will be: Should "Save Sewanee" be scrapped?"

Morgan's Steep

OG Biweekly One: Should local Greek organizations exist?

This is the first issue of the OG Biweekly; it concerns the question of local Greek organizations' existence.

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Lake Dimmick

Lake Dimmick is the largest of the University's man-made lakes.  Students take advantage of  of the boating, fishing, swimming, and sunning that it provides.  The Sewanee Crew team also practices on this lake on early mornings.

The View from Piney Point

Approaching Piney Point

The mist is barely visible, hovering below the crest of the plateau.

Approach to Morgan's Steep

England? No, this stone fence runs along the street just past Hodgson dormitory.

A corridor of trees unwinds to the view at Morgan's Steep.

Student Government Association

Speaker Carrie Ryan (top, third from left) leads weekly meetings with the Senators of the Student Government Association in Spencer Hall.  All Senators of the SGA are elected from the student body according to class year.  To learn more about all of the members, their responsibilities and initiatives, visit the SGA website: http://sgasewanee.wordpress.com/.