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The Year '''1986''' in review for Phi Sigma Pi. | The Year '''1986''' in review for Phi Sigma Pi. | ||
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| + | *The fraternity hits its low point. Only 6 chapters remain. They include: [[Theta]], [[Iota]], [[Pi]], [[Sigma]], [[Tau]] and [[Alpha Alpha]]. [[Pi]] is ready to go inactive. [[Alpha Alpha]] is a weakly-knit society. [[Theta]], [[Pi]], [[Sigma]] and [[Tau]] were the four oldest continuously active chapters, having never gone inactive except during WWII. [[Iota]] had gone inactive in [[1967]] and was immediately reactivated. | ||
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| + | * '''November 1-2 -''' The [[Long Range Planning Committee]] was established at the [[1986 National Convention|National Convention]] in Philadelphia, PA. | ||
Revision as of 17:53, 25 October 2008
| 1986: The Year in Review | |
| National President | Gerald W. Burkhardt, Jack W. Thornton |
| Torchia Recipients | Theta, Sigma, Tau |
| DSK Recipients | |
| New Chapters | |
| Reactivated Chapters | |
The Year 1986 in review for Phi Sigma Pi.
1986
- The fraternity hits its low point. Only 6 chapters remain. They include: Theta, Iota, Pi, Sigma, Tau and Alpha Alpha. Pi is ready to go inactive. Alpha Alpha is a weakly-knit society. Theta, Pi, Sigma and Tau were the four oldest continuously active chapters, having never gone inactive except during WWII. Iota had gone inactive in 1967 and was immediately reactivated.
November
- November 1-2 - The Long Range Planning Committee was established at the National Convention in Philadelphia, PA.
