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and learn leadership and
team skills.
APO accepts a new pledge
class every semester with a
new pledge president and offi
cers. The fraternity has about
130 pledges this semester.
Pledges are required to do 45
service hours and to attend
meetings and fellowship activi
ties during the semester.
Johnson said the high involve
ment required helps the pledges
feel comfortable about joining a
service fraternity.
“It shows them what APO is
about,” she said. “It helps them
get involved. They learn about
how it works.”
"UT currently has the
largest chapter. Even with
less members, we are able
to do twice as much."
— Casey Conner
president of Alpha Phi Omega
Johnson said the large number
of pledges each semester is bene
ficial to the community.
“It just does a lot more for the
community and A&M to have so
many people in APO,” she said.
Walters said taking pledges
twice a year also brings in more
potential friends.
“A whole new group of people
come in, so there’s a lot more peo
ple to meet,” Walters said.
“Everyone gets excited about
showing APO to the pledges.”
Walters said the fraternity
does a lot of its projects off
campus but it still benefits
the Univemity.
"We do so much for the corn*
munlty,” she said, "Older pee*
pie think college people
run around and party all the
time. When we’re out there,
they know we’re from A&M.
We show them that students
enjoy doing good things for
the community.”
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Induction Banquet
Tuesday & Wednesday, November 7 & 8, 1995
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Food Bank and a portion
of the profits go to
charity.
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OCA office at
845-0688.