Kappa Delta Phi News

Amanda Marie Ives, daughter of Steven and Irene Ives of Bridgewater, graduated from St.

University of Iowa could establish its first Asian sorority next fall. 'That's our plan,' said Kelly Jo Karnes, an associate director in UI's Office of Student Life.

Cheered on by people lining the street, fraternity and sorority members raced their colorful homemade chariots down Fairmount Avenue Friday afternoon.

Nine students at the University of Science and Arts were honored March 11 as they were initiated in Kappa Delta Phi, an international honor society in education.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Linda and Vito F. Cardinale. The future bridegroom is the son of Carol Ann Dukes of Great Kills and Frank R. Dukes of Brooklyn.

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Courtesy photo Maghen Marie Martinez. Courtesy photo Dr. Lanny Hall, Howard Payne University president, gives a plaque to board chairman Rick Akins.

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Sue Ellen Muncie predicted in late November more people than ever would ask to participate in the Lebanon Welfare League's annual Christmas Basket Program.

Santa Claus has two busy weekends ahead of him as he makes various stops around the county.

Sue Ellen Muncie, of Kappa Delta Phi, believes the Lebanon Welfare League Christmas Basket Program will help many more people this year than last year's 400 people.