Source: Robert Shaw on LinkedIn
If so, do you consider it to be beneficial? Fun?
I'm thinking about looking into the chapter on my campus because it seems like a nice way to meet other chemistry majors and people who obviously will have similar interests.
I realize it's probably different from campus to campus, but if anyone's a member (or just happens to know about it) I'd love to hear some opinions.
Hello everyone! Just wanted to reach out and see if anyone here is a member of Alpha Chi Sigma, because a little while ago a friend and I made a subreddit, r/axsigma. Now that summer is here, and I've got the GRE behind me, we're trying to grow the sub a bit and find other members on reddit. If you're interested, follow the link, send a message to the mods and we'll get you squared away!
So I went on calamari.cc (which redirects you to sweetheart of sigma chi) and it asked me my account info. No way of buying an account, faq of anything else, just that. I put in my account credentials and it downloaded a windows executable (its supposed to be for mac) so I open it up but it didnt work due to insufficient system resources. I did a scan on virustotal and it says 26/70 antiviruses found this file a trojan. (before commenting synapse I was considering getting it so no need to tell me)
Is this whole SSC Level 8 thing real or fake?
Link to the rulings below. Greek life is pretty much dead at this point at U of A, thereβs been like 6 chapters now that have been kicked off in 4 years.
https://greek.arizona.edu/judicial
I am the grandson of Wilson "Lee" Akridge who joined Sigma Chi in 1958 and graduated from Georgia Tech in 1962. His wife is now very distraught and any kind words would be appreciated.
Wilson βLeeβ Akridge of Canton, Georgia, died on August 8, 2020. He was 79 years old. Lee was born in Birmingham, Alabama to Charlie and Ethel Akridge. He had one brother, Terry, who preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Toby, and his four sons, Mike, David, Andy, and Jay, and his seven grandchildren, Katy, Melanie, Ryan, Megan, Max, Rachel, and Meredith.
Lee graduated from West End High School in Birmingham and was president of his senior class. He graduated from Georgia Tech University with a B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering. While at Georgia Tech, Lee was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, where he found some of his lifelong friends.
After his junior year at Tech, he married Toby. Following graduation, they moved to Los Angeles, California, where Lee worked for Douglas Aircraft, the beginning of his career in the aerospace industry. After four years, Lee and Toby moved to Houston, Texas, where Lee worked for TRW Systems as a contractor for the Apollo space program and, later, the space shuttle program. Eventually, Leeβs work also took the Akridge family to Florida, Virginia, and Tennessee, with frequent business travel to Europe and Asia. Lee retired from TRW in 2005.
His love of airplanes and flying led him to obtain a private pilotβs license while living in California. Flying private planes became a lifelong hobby, culminating in the ownership of a flight school and charter business based in Knoxville, Tennessee. Later in life, Lee took up an interest in auto restoration, including building a classic MG from a kit, and beginning the restoration of an antique Jaguar. Along with a couple of boats over the years, Lee truly loved big toys for land, sea, and air.
Lee loved his country and was a proud American. In lieu of flowers, his family suggests making a contribution in his honor to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Just walked by the Sigma Chi house. Enormous party with literally no masks. Can see people inside and outside. Are you guys advertising your stupidity? Do you want to set off a wave of infections right before people go home? Fuck you idiots, I donβt know how the fuck you got into this school.
EDIT2: Removed link to image because mods.
we're looking to move in right across the street from sigma chi, wondering how loud the frat is, especially at night.
Thanks!
It's paid fraternity leave.
The Sigma 2 Committee is a subdivision of the French Aeronautical and Astronomical Association (3AF), a scientific group with public fundings. It is made of scientists, engineers and military officials and is primarly focused on scientific studies of UAPs. It was created in 2008 and has since published some very interesting documentation in English on UAPs and case studies. I highly recommend reading their Work Progress Report from 2015, one of the most complete synthesis of UFOs studies.
Sigma 2 Work Progress Report 2015 104p. Very complete report on UAP/UFOs activities, some case studies, physics theories, research and database lists, etc
Sigma 2 Case Study of 2014 UAP video from a Chilean Navy Helicopter 34p. Scientific debunking of this highly debated case. The report concludes that it was a commercial airplane but it is still disputed.
Sigma 2 Case Study of 2013 Aquadilla Puerto Rico UAP 7p. Very interesting case study on one of the most crazy UAP video publicly available. There is a much more complete analysis of this case from Sigma 2 but it is unfortunately not yet available in English
Sig Chi is currently throwing a party thatβs endangering our entire semester. They donβt care about you. They donβt care about in person classes. They donβt care about anything other than their party. Donβt believe me? Feel free to drive by their white frat house right next to Blvd 98. They constantly do this and Iβm tired of watching others risk our semester while some of us do our part and sit inside not bringing mobs of people into our house, with no masks on, in the middle of a pandemic. When the clusters start to appear you know who to blame.
