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Revision as of 13:34, 14 October 2008
Event Type: Chili Bowl Scholarship/Service Event
Contributors: Alpha Zeta Chapter (Spring 2007 Form 110)
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Event Summary:The event lasted two hours, with the first hours being mainly a scholarship at which Alex, one of our brothers who is a fine art major, showed brothers different methods of how to make pottery. Brothers were then given the second hour to make a pot from each of the styles we learned, and make as many more in whatever style you felt most comfortable. Each brother was required to make a minimum of five bowls, but many of the brothers made more.
Each of these bowls, were sold at our mandatory charity event which was titled, “The Chili Cook Off.” All the proceeds from the Chili Cook off were then donated to Access York, a local charity.
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