Offer alternative
April 19, 1987
There is an organization here at NIU that doesn’t receive as much recognition as the John Lennon Society or any other group that tries to make a statement for that matter. We are a group that transcends all races, colors and creeds.
This group really doesn’t care who you are or how much your parents make or if your brother or sister is a member. We merely seek to enjoy college without a multitude of rules and restrictions, not to mention myths of animal abuse. We don’t intend to make fun of the greek system at NIU. We simply offer an alternative to expensive fraternities and sororities, yet we aren’t very well known. Only recently were we brought to the attention of the student body by a display in the Holmes Student Center.
Although our lack of recognition is in part due to our small size, we wish to grow at Northern Illinois University to the proportions equal to that of other schools.
We don’t promise a money-back guarantee on your GPA, nor do we promise the fulfillment of your manly or womanly desires. We do, however, promise an enjoyable time with no restrictions.
We offer you Romans.
Chris Hennessy
sophomore
communications
John LaRosa
sophomore
journalism