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NU NEWS- FALL 2008 -

A PublicAtion of the nu chAPter of tAu KAPPA ePsilon

the university of cAliforniA, berKeley

Its the social event o the season, and much planning has taken placeto make it so. Now our second year back at the Olympic Club,

we have many memories o last years splendid event to remind usto sign on or this winters happy estivitiesnot to mention the

welcoming o many new participants to this gala aairespeciallyyounger graduates joining the old. You are entering a new phaseo your eke involvementbigger and better than ever! o put itnot very politely, this is not an old art event.

Well be in the Crystal Room o the Olympic Club, meetingat 11:30, as usual. Ten the estivities begin: An hour or so osocializing with Fraters new and old seems to go by switly, as weapproach the serving o lunch. Tose who arrive early claim the

most visiting minutes. Its an exciting time.

And, as usual, were inviting the ladies to their customary buetluncheon in the Flying Leatherneck Room at the Marines Memorial

just behind the Olympic Club. Following their luncheon, theyllcome over to join us or a visit and-given any luck at all (meaning

we have our quartet in attendance)-theyll be serenaded.

While the ladies have their buet, a choice o two entrees is oeredto the men: Filet Mignon or Salmon. Te cost o the event is $64or the men and $30 or the ladies. A reservation orm is enclosed

in this issue o Nu News, and this must reach Frater Dan Costelloby December 2. I necessary to telephone him, he can be reachedat 925-827-9249.

Some Fraters arrive by BAR. For those driving, the most ecientparking or the less privileged masses continues to be at Sutter-Stockton Garage. By late morning youll be up on the top oors, asholiday shoppers will have already claimed the lower levels. Tenits an elevator ride and a quick walk up the street to the OlympicClub on Post Street or the Marines Memorial, on Sutter, a blocknorth and almost behind the Olympic Club.

Nu Chapter is doing exceptionally well. We

are well grounded socially, academically andphilanthropically. We have a strong base o activemembers and a sizeable and a well-rounded Fallpledge class. Trough all o this, we have alsoestablished a more cohesive reputation on campusand a stable chapter identity. However, the men oNu are really no longer a new chapter on campus.From 2002 until recently, a major ocus or ouractive members, pledges and alumni has beenreestablishing au Kappa Epsilon on UC Berkeleyscampus. Our main motivating actors revolved

around rebuilding KE and sustaining our chapterthrough the ormidable years. Our goals and actionsthrough these past years have been ocused onthese rebuilding eorts and on developing KE tobecome a lasting house.

I eel we have been very successul in these eorts toreestablish KE. Yet, we must be cautionary beorewe rejoice in all o these successes. Because we area no longer a new house at Berkeley, we must askourselves where we gain our motivation rom. How

do we ensure that KE does not plateau and acceptour current progress, rather than seek our long-term goals? Tese are the types o issues the house iscurrently acing and attempting to combat.

We are ocusing on maintaining the brotherhoodby reevaluating our goals and determining ourcurrent motivating actors. As I mentioned beore,the landscape o au Kappa Epsilon has beenprogressing in a positive direction, but we need to

Letter fr te Prtas

LETTERS FRomThE AcTivE chAPTER

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iT doESnT gET muchbETTER ThAn ThiSChristmas Luncheon Will BeDecember 8th

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Nu Newsis published by Nu o auKappa Epsilon, ounded October 3,1919 in Berkeley, Caliornia. Please

direct all news to: Nu News, c/o FMG,2660 North 1st Avenue, ucson, AZ

85719 or toCalKE@KENu-Alumni.org

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Members:

John Bell 57

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Mark Edelstone 83

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Alumni BoArd

President- Chip Wray 53

Vice President-John Bell 57

Secretary, Editor: Nu News-Robin Harris 56

Treasurer-Wayne Martinez 74

Members-

Will Deady 54

Fred Lusk 56

Peter Cloven 86

Steve Schmidt 90

Alumni Advisors

Carl Anderson 57

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Howard Nemir 57

Dick Anderson 58

John Phillips 61

Jerry Boddum 66

Jim Clardy 67

Larry Brehm 68

Greg Joe 72

Kinman ong 03

donT ShooT ThE EdiToRgETTing TogEThER AcRoSS ThE miLES

A past issue o Te eke made mention o the importance o ekes in givengeographical areas getting together periodically or social events and activitiesekes in Illinois, Pennsylvania or Florida are not likely to attend our annualpicnic in Sonoma or the Christmas Luncheon in San Francisco (although a ewrom here or there have surprised us rom time to time). But we do hear o some

o their unctions, usually too much ater the act to be included in Nu News.In Sonoma County, anywhere rom six to twelve o us meet periodically orlunch at Te Saddle Club o Highway 12 between Sonoma and Santa RosaPerhaps you know o this, because we seldom ail to blow our horn about it inNu News. We love doing this, and i we dont schedule a luncheon, someonerom our group will ask when were getting together again. Weve been meetingon average, twice a year on a Friday, so we can begin the meal with what isarguably the best clam chowder in the west.

Te point being that we want to hear about your own luncheons, dinners,parties, barbecues, volleyball or poker games, whether they be in Marin CountyCaliornia, or somewhere in Massachusetts or Arizona. We know youre outhere doing stu, and were missing the vicarious thrill o hearing about it. Pleaselet us know what you did, when it happened, where you did it, what you talkedabout, and who was there. It helps us to confrm that eke is alive and weloutside the Bay Area. We are the Fraternity For Lie, and we are interested.

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CAN YOU FEEL HE LOVE ONIGH? -Elton JohnAs or you alumni in or around the Bay Area, youd be surprised, perhaps, at the

act that the undergraduates request and appreciate your involvement in lie onChanning Way, or even just a visit to the House. Te Rush Dinner on September6 (the day we waxed WSU) was a happy event or me as I elt the warm glowo love and esteem that enveloped me while I was there. I said that night, andreiterate it now, that I am seldom happier than when I fnd mysel within thosewalls with these antastic men. It is almost surreal to simultaneously relive yourundergraduate days, and also see things as they are today-dierent in some waysbut in most ways so much the same. I wish I lived closer than 2 hours toChanning Way; but many o you are more ortunate, and I hope you will takeadvantage o your opportunity to eel the warmth. It doesnt take a lot o eorto drop by and say hello, and your reward will be rich.

-Robin C. Harris 56

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LETTER FRom ThE hEgEmon

LETTER FRom ThE PRyTAniSconTinuEd...

ensure that this is the direction and type o growth we wantto pursue. Currently, we have recruited a motivated andcharged pledge class that will help us achieve our goals andalign our vision or the uture.

However, we eel that is not all that will help us sustainKE or the uture. We need as much alumni supportas possible. We need all willing and able alumni to comeparticipate in our events, especially alumni events. Wewelcome and ask or your guidance in developing our goalsand on continually building a stronger brotherhood.

YIB,

Kyle Drechsler, Prytanis

LETTER FRom ThE hiSToR

In delivering my pledge lessons, I oten fnd mysel citing good(and sometimes not so good) examples rom Fraters past. I tellthe pledges that it is important to consider the past, to knowwhat worked and what did not. I tell them that we have a lotto learn rom both the successes and the ailures o those thatcame beore us. When Philanthropy or Fundraising chairsstruggle or ideas, I oten direct them to past minutes o the

general meeting. I have come to realize that what will allowNu Chapter to stand tall is the oundation o our history. Iwe learn rom the past and use history as a oundation or thepresent, we are bound to move ever upward.

In understanding the relevance o history to the present, ormy second semester as Histor I am endeavoring to preservethe history that current Fraters are making daily in order toensure the success o uture generations o ekes. I want toaccomplish this in a number o ways. Obviously, we havethe minutes o general meetings, ocer meetings, etc as aguide or uture ekes. However, I want to provide personal

perspectives rom as wide a range o Fraters as possible. In thisway, we can oer a democratic orum to uture ekes, in whichthey can hear the voices o Fraters past cheering them on touture greatness. Firstly, I am bringing back the KE WeekBook, a project that languished last semester due to memberapathy. By being stricter with the deadlines and stressing theimportance o this or uture ekes, I am hoping to have thiscollective scrapbook cover all o the important weekly eventsthat occur in Nu chapter

Additionally, I am seeking to do somethingnew this semester to get a good cross-section o Frater opinion on Nu chapteroccurrences. At the end o the semesterI will be preparing a short list oquestions, both general and specifc,about experiences in KE or thissemester. Ten I am going to intervieweach Frater on video, and edit them

together onto a disc which will go in myHistor Scrapbook at the end o the semester.It is my hope that actually seeing the Fraters discuss KE wilnot only be interesting to uture generations o ekes, but wilalso provide a huge source o inormation. Film, more thanany other medium, oers verisimilitude. As such I am relyingon it to make the voices o current Fraters call out throughtime, and be heard loud and clear by uture ekes.

YIB,

Evan Wilder, Histor

Ater initiating twelve dierent pledge classes since rechartering, we have arrived at the Nu Pledge class, the thirteenthclass to enter in candidacy or KE. Tey have kicked o thesemester with a jumpstart in the right direction. Tey havebeen on top o their requirements and overall are extremelyexcited to be undergoing the pledge process or acceptanceinto the bond. Beore I delve deeper in their accomplishments

so ar, I would like to give everyone a quick background abouthis pledge class.We recruited thirteen men this semester and each one o themhas something to oer to the chapter. On top o that, thispledge class is coming in with a lot o maturity. Tere are fvejuniors in the group and they all have their own perspectiveto bring ater two years at Berkeley or elsewhere. Tere is onesophomore and seven reshmen whose excitement or collegeand KE drives the pledge class orward to rise up and meetthe requirements laid beore them. We were also ortunate

enough to keep our connection to the UC Mens Octet aliveby recruiting another member rom the group.

Tus ar the pledge class has been very eager to show that theyare a good ft or the chapter. Teir commitment to communityservice and their desire to succeed is keeping them motivatedTey have already come up with some great undraising ideasto help und their pledge project, which will be rebuilding thebarbecue in the back yard.

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mEET ouR nEw mEn

LETTER FRomThE houSE mAnAgER

Since this is my frst report as House Manager or au KappaEpsilon, I want to pay respects to the previous owner othe position. Anthony Wright is one o the most dedicatedmembers o KE I know; he gave his time, eort, and passionto make KE one o the best looking, cleanest and smoothestrunning houses on campus. As the new House Manager I

have pledged to keep the legacy that Anthony has begun andcontinue to run KE so that it is not a stereotypical rat,but rather a Fraternity o brothers and a home or all currentmembers and alumni.

Besides upkeep, I have been looking to fx up our backyard with the help o Nu Class to restore our barbeque andcreate a place where we can host our guests and have unourselves on an everyday basis. Weve been working to installnew saety eatures in the house to protect our Fraters andhouse. Furthermore, updating our entertainment system and

improving our ront yards landscaping has improved KEsreputation and our pride in our house. Its been a whirlwind oan experience or me the past couple weeks learning the ropesrom ony, and I look orward to giving many more reportsabout the success that all o KE will share in improving andkeeping our house as one o the cleanest and best in Cal.

YIB,

Michael Deamer, House Manager

PhiLAnThRoPy REPoRTTis semester in philanthropy we want to make sure thatthe motivation o the brothers toward philanthropy andundraising is higher than it has been in the past. In orderto do this we have done a ew things. One is that we havethought o a more interactive signature philanthropy event,that we eel will spark the interest o not only more brothersin the house, but more o the general community and Greekcommunity as well.

We will be hosting a Battle o the Bands ournament oAlzheimers on campus this semester in November. It will beadvertised via radio, iers, t-shirts, and email. We eel thamusic is a strong bonding tool or the community, because somany can relate and appreciate it on a similar level. Anothermotivating aspect or this event is the act that it is a competitionStudents and Greek members are very competitive with eachother at this university, and those who have some pride orgratifcation or their bands will be motivated to participate inthe competition. We believe this sort o event is eective inraising both more money or our philanthropy sponsors, andin motivating the student community to participate.

As ar as typical philanthropy events throughout the semesterwe plan to proceed with signature annual events such as, the Alzheimers Memory Walk, Te Berkeley Project, and thwalk or Breast Cancer, and several more charity events suchas greening projects, community tutoring, and awarenessactivities. Our plan or motivating brothers to participate inthese ongoing activities is to hold brotherhood events such as

parties and socials or those who participate, or just to oerrewards as incentive or raters to sign up.

Tis semester we are recording all hours that go intophilanthropy on the Cal Greeks website, and we plan to log arespectable amount o hours in this so that other members othis community know that we can contribute appropriately.

YIB,

Dain Adamson and Jeremy CentenoPhilanthropy Chairs Fall 2008

Jr heasrll er 1069

My name is Jordon Hemingway. I am a second year

Environmental Engineering Science major rom San DiegoComing to Berkeley rom San Diego was defnitely a bigchange or me, but I couldnt imagine going to school anywhereelse. In my spare time I love to sur, although it takes a littlemore eort to get to the beach here in Berkeley than ahome. Music is also a huge inuence on me, and having somany other musicians in KE has been an amazing way tocollaborate and connect with people. So ar, KE has beenan amazing experience. Living in the house this semester haprovided me with experiences and memories that I could not

I am very excited to see what these pledges will bring to thehouse both during the pledge process and in years to come when they become a part o the house. We have anothersolid pledge class coming through KE this year and I thinkeveryone can expect great things rom them.

YIB,

Michael Cerussi, Hegemon

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get anywhere else. While the signifcance o this brotherhoodwas evident while I was pledging, the true meaning behind itreally unolds upon moving into the house. Tis semester inKE has been my avorite at Cal so ar, and I have no doubtthe trend will continue with the support o all the ekes.

Jas Jffe

srll er 1070My ull name is Jason Wheeler Joe. I am originally romLos Angeles, CA and am currently a sophomore. My major isSociology with either another major or minor in Asian Studies.My hobbies include DJ-ing, writing, watching movies, andworking out. In terms o KE, Im a pretty recent brother, butI was ortunate enough to stay in the house over the summerand this all semester. I eel that KE has completely changedmy college experience or the better. Not only have I expandedmy social lie heavily through KE, but also the relationshipsIve built with many o the brothers has really changed whatriendship means to me. I now look orward to not onlydeveloping these relationships but also mysel as I continueon at Cal.

mael deaersrll er 1071

Tis being my frst Nu News entry, Ill try to write it witha little style. My name is Michael Deamer and Im a second

year double major in English and Rhetoric in Mu Class oau Kappa Epsilon. Im rom Tousand Oaks in SouthernCaliornia and am very excited to be the new House Managero KE. Besides KE and school I write or the HeuristicSquelch and play volleyball and basketball. Im stoked tobe living in KE and look orward to three years o newexperiences and great riends.

Jak casrll er 1072

Hello my name is John Jack Tane Cambou and I am arecently inducted member o au Kappa Epsilon Nu Chapter.I just recently turned 19 years old and am currently in mysecond year at Cal. As o yet my major is still undecided butI believe I will ultimately end up with a BA in either Englishor Rhetoric (or, God orbid, both). My hobbies are muchlike those o my peers, reading, playing guitar, racquetball,and various other shenanigans. So ar my experience in KEhas been phenomenal. From the pledge events (that can

be simultaneously hilarious, rightening, un, and nerve-wracking!) to just getting to know my ellow raters a littlebetter, KE is allowing me to ully enjoy my college experienceWell, I dont want to take up too much o your time so Ill endwith saying how much Id like to meet you all and what anhonor it is to be your rater.

da Lpezsrll er 1073

I am David Lopez and I was born and raised in SacramentoI am a sophomore at UC Berkeley and a Political Economyo Industrial Societies and French double major. I would liketo go to law school and practice law in France. I am veryexcited to see how KE will help me reach my goals. Morethan anything, I am excited to spend my time with a groupo guys that share similar goals that I do and that will help meachieve them. Te positive attitude that I acquire rom the

house makes me realize that all o my goals are achievable. Alin all, KE enables me to reach my ull potential.

J Asasrll er 1074

My name is John Hovik Ashchyan. I am a Sophomorehere at Berkeley studying Molecular and Cell Biology andImmunology. I am rom Los Angeles, CA. In my spare timeI like playing tennis, going out with riends, painting, and

acting. Rushing KE was one o the best decisions I madelast year. Ive bonded with every single brother in the houseand they have become some o my closest riends over the pasyear. Ive made riendships that will last well ater my collegeyears. I think this is something you wont get rom any otherorganization on campus. KE really is a raternity or lie.

Aar Tra Ralaasrll er 1075

I am a Sophomore here at Berkeley, studying Business/MediaStudies with a Spanish Minor. I was born and raised in asmall suburb o the city o Los Angeles. Tere I joined thecitys swimming and water polo club. I was a member o theclub starting at age 6 and started competitively swimmingand playing water polo a ew years later, going to the JuniorOlympics or both swimming and water polo. In high schoolI continued this sport and swam and played water polo aCIF, unortunately I did not continue to competitive in thissport at the college level and decided to ocus on school and

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extracurricular activities instead. I still continue this hobbyo mine by swimming or the CALs masters swim team. Nowthat I have ree time that a CAL athlete would envy, I cancontribute back to au Kappa Epsilon, the Fraternity thathas only taught me good, such as to always be a gentlemen,school always come frst, and that no matter what situation Iget mysel into I know that I have 40-50 brothers behind me,willing to help me. KE has also helped and motivated meto run or leadership positions such as UC Berkeley Senatoror a Latino Business Student Association External VP. I havelearned what a Brotherhood is; I have learned what au KappaEpsilon is. I look orward to the ollowing years, to seeingwhat I can contribute to KE and to see how I will grow withKE.

blake Talrsrll er 1076

Originally rom Greenwich, Connecticut, Blake E.S. aylorhas been a West-Coast transplant since 2001. He is currentlyin his sophomore year at Cal, and is working on his planneddouble major in Molecular & Cell Biology (pre-med) andFrench. He plans to return to the New York area or medicalschool to pursue a career in neurosurgery. He is also the authoro the book, ADHD and Me, which was released in bookstoresin February, and or which he has spent extensive amounts otime giving speeches or schools, media interviews, and booksignings. In his ree time, he is a gym-dweller, skier, sailor,swimmer, and also likes to go clubbing. He hopes to ormlie-long riends at KE as well as being a Rush Chair or the

upcoming spring 2009 semester.

nEwS oFnu ALumniPAuL ARK 92 writes, Ater spending 2 years inShanghai trying to open up department stores and develop

shopping malls across China, I will be moving to Beijingwhere I will head Apples Asian real estate team,, responsibleor rolling out their retail store network across China, Japanand Australia.

And this rom mARK EdELSTonE 83 Ater 18 yearsas a securities analyst covering the semiconductor industry, Iswitched careers and frms in 2007. I am now the global leaderor semiconductor investment banking at JPMorgan, and I am

very happy advising companies on strategic acquisitions andfnancing needs. My oce is in San Francisco, and my emaiaddress is mark.edelstone@jpmorgan.com. My wie, Lori, andmy kids are all doing well. Steven is a senior in high schooand is in the process o applying or college. His top choice iCal, and he is also interested in UCLA and Michigan. Emilyis a sophomore, and she is the treasurer o her class and isplaying water polo or the frst time. Lori continues to do loto work or the school, and is currently treasurer o the PAAs a amily, we continue to go to all the Cal ootball homegames, and I love attending the raging BBQs at the eke housebeore kicko.

bARRETT mAdRigAL 84 is now the InternationaMarketing Leader or Osteoporosis products at Eli Lilly andCompany, with responsibility or all markets outside theU.S. His oldest daughter, Lillian, just began her sophomoreyear at Michigan (Go Bears! Go Blue!) and his middledaughter, Madeline, is a senior at North Central High Schooin Indianapolis. As a talented artist, she is applying to the

renowned Herron School o Art or Fall 2009. When inIndianapolis, drop Barrett a message at madbarrett@gmailcom.

dAn coSTELLo 51 shares this: Sharon and I recentlytook a trip to Las Vegas and parts o Southern Caliornia. Westopped in San Bernardino and spent a ew days with long

time best riend don TALboTT 51. Don has beenvery successul during his working years in construction, but inretirement his diabetes has worsened and, although mentallybright, he and Marilyn stay airly close to home. He sends hi

regards to all ekes. As regards Dans most recent activitieshe plans and coordinates the eke Christmas Luncheon eachDecember, and hopes, as do we all, that this years event willbe even better than the last.

An update on Ed dERmoTT 49. I have bouncedaround with our addresses in the past year ater losing my wie to cancer in February, 2007. I have now moved to senior community in Santa Rosa, called Varenna. I have agreat apartment with a great view. I am at 1401 FountaingroveParkway #215, Santa Rosa, CA 95403. Phone and cell arethe same (Look them up in the online directory) and email is

edermott@comcast.net.

Our own John PhiLLiPS 61 was invited, among sixnew members, to serve on the eke Educational FoundationBoard last year, and was recognized in Te eke, Spring 2007or this achievement. Tis Foundation touches the lives othousands o undergraduates with fnancial support. Fraterwho do not contribute to the Educational Foundation do notreceive Te eke Magazine, and missed this recognition. Youwill be hearing more about this soon.

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A brie, but much appreciated, note rom chucKShAPiRo 73, who says, My years in the eke house werethe highlight o my undergraduate years at U.C. Berkeley.

RichARd woLF 60 tells us, Lie goes on inFernandina Beach, Florida, where Suzanne and I have beenenjoying lie or the past 4 years. Im still writing plays,musicals and novels. In act, a play o mine, Rear End a

comic spoo o Rear Window will be done by the AtlanticBeach Experimental Teatre (ABE) October 17-19 and 24-25.. It is presently listed on their website. And Im stillreceiving royalties on a mystery I had published sevenyears ago, Host to Homicide about a serial killer whosbumping o talk show hosts, although my royalties lastyear shrunk to a whopping grand total o $22.75.I still play an occasional piano bar g i g ,though that, too, has shrunk to onceor twice a year. Am always happy toreceive my copy o Nu News andsee the likes o some amiliar

aces-Fred with the name tagstuck to your orehead (your were Prytanis, by the way,when I was a pledge in 1955);Howard Nemir, John Bell ando course my ellow pianistand riend, Robin, among allthe others.

bud JAmiSon 50checks in with this: Now that

Karen and I are approaching80, we occasionally eel like weare in the checkout line, butour lives are still active most o thetime. Grandchildren nearby keepus physically and emotionallyalert. Im still working threedays a week and helping out mycolleagues in the OR as the occasionarises. We enjoy traveling several times ayear and are always looking or interesting worldplaces to visit. I enjoyed the summer picnic at Chips and look

orward to doing it again.

From biLL gRAhAm 51 we hear: I had the mitralvalve replaced in my heart in March, 2007. Tere were somemajor setbacks, and weve had a dicult time with deterioratinghealth. However, Claire and I have taken each day at a time,and with the Lords help, I am now fnally on the road torecovery. Te hardest thing or me to accept is the slowingdown actor. Ater such an active lie, I am now learning tosmell the owers. And leave some o the activities to others.

I missed the 2007 Christmas Luncheon, but am lookingorward to the 6th Annual eke Picnic.

JERRy bLALocK 54 says: Busier than all heckriding my BMW R1100GS cycle, ying my Cessna 182doing volunteer work as a Reserve Sacramento County DeputySheri, Sacramento Sheris Air Squadron Past Commanderand am an instructor o young olks at the Aerospace Museum

o Caliornia. Ann, a ight attendant with United Airlinesjust received her Masters o Social Work at Cal State Universityat Sacramento. Our son, Sean, 30, is a student at Orange

Grove Special School or adults, and loves it.

Heres news rom Tom STEig 81: eri and Iare alive and well in Martinez. I am a partner with

t h e law frm o Prindle, Decker and Amaroin San Francisco. We have raised

two outstanding young ladies, ourdaughters Diana, 23, and Sharon21. Diana has just completed

her Masters in Architectureat ulane University andSharon will graduate romthe University o Michigannext year (hey, at least thecolors are the same). Asempty nesters, we are stil

trying to fgure out what todo with ourselves, and doingso reasonably well. Tis al

we will travel to the Maryland

and USC ootball games. Hopeto see some o you there. GoBears!

biLL KobuS 57 (thatBilly Fred) shares this: Seventythree years old now and stil

very dangerous and with break-away speed. Wie: Rose Chantal

Kobus, 6 children, 14 grandchildren, 6great-grandchildren. We live on a 57-acre lake

Lake Lincoln; Im a retired graphic and fne artist, have a dog

and two cats; had two timber wolves, but both died o old ageExpect more new excitement in uture.

Tom LA FEhR 58 oers this vignette: Cal and Oskare 10 , and doing fne in their new (dog) house.

AndwALT JAnSSEn 50 says, No news, but reallyenjoyed the Spring Nu News- a really proessional publication.(Ed. Note: Tats so nice to hear.)

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SixTh AnnuALLast June 7, Nu Alumni gathered at the home o Chip a

the ood was great, and attendance wa

Wayne Martinez, Robin Harris

Mike and Chip Wray

George Dove, om Morgan, Chip Wray, Joan and Bob Dick

Bruce Cowan, om Morgan

Don and Marge Romeo, Dominique Flem

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KE FAmiLy Picnicy in Sonoma, or another antastic picnic. Te weather cooperated,Tanks, as usual, to George Dove or the photos.

Bill and Claire Graham

Dan Costello, Joe Gnas

Anne Wray, Andy and Elena Viscovich

Pat and Jim Grin

mpton, Jack Fleming, Bud Jamison, Jim Grin

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John passed away in La Jolla,Caliornia, at the age o 74,ater a year-long fght againstlung cancer. At Cal hemajored in Political Science,and served as Prytanis inKE during his senior year.Following graduation hemarried Joan 55, and served

in the Army or two yearso active duty and six yearsin the Army Reserve. As asecond lieutenant, he was

assigned to a guided missile base in Cleveland, Ohio.

He became a real estate broker and worked in most phases othe proession, rom selling houses to working with buildersand developing investment properties.

Te last 23 years o his lie were spent as a volunteer in theU.C. Extension Master Gardener program. He spoke to gardenclubs at the County Fair and garden shows. He was a judgeat the Coronado Flower Show or many years. Working withchildren in school gardens was ulflling to him. He especiallyenjoyed teaching a weekly class at the Braille Institute. John loved many kinds o musicespecially opera. Amuseums were on the must-see list wherever he traveled Where to go next in America or abroad was always on hi

mind. Wherever he went, whenever he saw a Cal emblem onsomeone, he had to say, Go Bears.

A memorial was held at his home April 6. Joan, his wie o53 years, his fve children, nine grandchildren, his mother, age104, and three brothers were among those present to celebratehis lie.

Born in French Camp, Caliornia, Ray passed away at his homein South Jordan, Utah, the evening o last June 9, o a massiveheart attack, just a year ollowing the death o his wie, GayleBrinkhurst Young. He was 74.

Ray will be remembered as a tackle on the Cal ootball team,playing on the varsity squad in his senior year. His degree atCal was civil engineering. While at Cal, he served as KE

House Manager. Following graduation, he served in the U.S.Air Force or our years, where he learned to y. Ater ightschool he went to gunnery school where he ew the F86.

A retired Air Force Colonel, he was a NASA ight test engineeron both the YF12 and the B47 that carried the space shuttle. Ater the Air Force, he joined the Air Guard in Fresno,Caliornia, where he ew the F86 and the F102. Following theAir Guard, he remained in the Air Force Reserve, and retired

as Colonel. He and Gaylelived or many years at NorthEdwards, Caliornia untilthree years ago when theymoved to Utah into a lovelynew home there. Tey wereboth members o the Churcho Jesus Christ o Latter Day

Saints, and Ray was servinga amily history mission orthe Church at the time ohis death.

wo daughters, Andrea andJennier, survive him, as wellas grandchildren and twosisters.

wiLLiAm RAymond young 56July 19, 1933 June 9, 2008

John d. RichARdSon 55September 18, 1933 March 30, 2008

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om Morgan 50

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duES honoR RoLL 2008

Fraters are listed in order o graduation year. Te new National eke Directory, however, will list men by yearo initiation. Tis, in many ways, is more logical. It more readily identifes pledge brothers, and eliminatesconusion caused when men do not graduate on schedule.

Tese men are members in good standing o Nu Chapter Alumni Association.

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