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Greek Week 2012 Points Packet

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GREEK WEEK 2012APRIL 14

THAPRIL 21

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OFFICIAL POINTS AND GAMES PACKET

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2UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI

Greek Week Executive Board

Position: Name: Chapter:

CPH President Francesca Urbina Delta Delta Delta

IFC President Matthew Lee Phi Delta Theta

NPHC President Jasmine Shepherd Delta Sigma Theta

Treasurer Ross Schreiber Delta Tau Delta

Secretary Nora Leugers Theta Phi Alpha

Direction of Public Relations Sable Bender Delta Delta Delta

Advisor Courtney Cox

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3April 2012

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

-6p General

body meeting,

755 Baldwin

-Chapter dues

due

6 7

8 9 10

-7p Step

prelims,

Stratford

Basement

11

-7p Greek Sing

prelims,

Stratford

Basement

12

-6p General

body meeting

645 Baldwin

-7p Lip Sync

prelims

Stratford

Basement

13

-10-4p Order of

Blood Drive,

TUC 400ABC

-1p Capture the

Flag,

Commons

-Chapter

fundraising

done

-Wishing well

money due

14

-1.30p-3.30p

Bearcat Fan

Zone Dunk

Tank

-3.30p-4.14p

Check in

-4p-5.30p

Bearcat Bowl VI

15 16

-7p Casino

Night, TUC

Great Hall

17

-1p Dodgeball,

CRC

-7p Step, TUC

Great Hall

18

-1p Volleyball,

CRC

-7p Greek Sing,

TUC Great Hall

19

-11-3p Pie in

the Face,

McMicken

Commons

-7p Lip Sync,

TUC Great Hall

20

-12p Belly Flop,

CRC

-7p The

Amazing Race,

Bearcat Plaza

-11:59p FINAL

fundraising

money due

21

-11-3p Greek

Games,

McMicken

Commons

-Following

Greek Games,

Coney Eating

Contest

-Following

Coney Eating

Contest, Pie

Eating Contest

22 23 24

-7p Greek

Awards

Celebration,

TUC Great Hall

25 26 27 28

29 30 1 2 3-Delegate Party

You Bring It

We Fry It, TBA

4 5

Calendar

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4Delegate Selection

Up to 3 Delegate Applications Submitted by Due Date 10

No Delegate Applications Submitted by Due Date 0

DUES:

Paid by Due Date (April 5th

) 10

Pay after Due Date 0

Payment Penalties (assessed each day late) -5

NOTE: Failure to pay before April 12th

shall result in forfeiture of participation, unless

arrangements are made with Executive Board beforehand.

T-Shirt Contest

1st

Place 20

2nd Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

T-Shirt Orders

100% of Chapter 20

75% of Chapter 15

50% of Chapter 10

25% of Chapter 5

Overall Philanthropy Winners

1st

Place 75

2nd

Place 50

3rd

Place 40

4th

Place 30

5th

Place 20

Participation 10

Penny War1

stPlace 40

2nd

Place 25

3rd

Place 10

Points

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5Pennies

Nickles

Dimes

Quarters

DollarFive Dollars

Ten Dollars

Twenty Dollars

+1

-5

-10

-25

+100+500

+1,000

+2,000

ATTENDANCE BREAKDOWN:

BE SURE TO CHECK IN AT ALL EVENTS

BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR STUDENT ID AT EACH EVENT

60% of Chapter 20

45% of Chapter 15

30% of Chapter 10

15% of Chapter 5

NOTE: All attendance percentages will be based on the online roster that each chapter

president is responsible for updating each quarter. This number must reflect your chapter size

following spring recruitment.

Philanthropy Fundraising Campaign

Each chapter can obtain maximum points by raising $2,500.00 Chapters can choose to hold their own events to raise money Friends, family, alumni, and fellow students can help a chapter meet their goal by

participating in the chapter fundraising events and pie throwing event. Members outside

the chapter are also able to donate funds through the online donation page.

NOTE: Your chapter will receive positive points for pennies and

paper money in your bucket and dock other chapters by placing

silver coins in other chapters buckets.

NOTE: The money raised through the penny way will NOT gotoward chapters philanthropy total.

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6Incentive for Fall and Winter Quarter Fundraising Events

Chapters can also choose to hold their own event(s) to raise money OR collaborate withother chapters. ONLY 2 MULTI-CHAPTER events will be counted toward a chapters point

total

Events must be held by Friday, April 13, 2012 Your chapter will receive 10 points if following are fulfilled:

o Proof of advertisement of event is submitted to any Executive Board memberone week prior to the event

o The chapter raises at least $75 at the event. $75 PER CHAPTER must be raised ifcollaborating

o Donation check with amount raised is submitted to the Greek Week Treasurer byFriday, April 13, 2012

Campaign Points

Every $500 raised 25

Fundraising done with another chapter (per chapter) 20

Raising $10 per member before March 1, 2012 10

(based on Winter Quarter roster)

Raising $25 per member before April 13, 2012 65

(based on Winter Quarter roster)

Wishing Wells

Chapters will receive 10 points for creating a wishing well with their chapter letts on it and

bringing it to the Greek Week Council meeting on Thursday, January 19th

. 5 points will be given

to chapters who fail to bring their wishing well to the meeting on January 19th

, but who provide

a picture via email by 11:59pm on January 19th

. Money donated to the wishing well should be

turned in to the Greek Week Treasurer NO LATER THAN Friday, April 13th

.

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7Capture the Flag

Teams and Costo $15 is the entrance fee for a team of 4 memberso Teams should have one member wearing each color: red, blue, black and whiteo A chapter is allowed to send more than one team, but each must be made of 4

members and pay the $15 registration fee

o Upon arrival to the event, chapter teams will be split up according to color and formlarger teams with members from other chapters participating

The Gameo The game is won when the opposing teams flag is captured and brought to the players

own side

o Each team will be given a flag and a designated area in which to keep ito There are not allowed to be members of the team set up as guards for the flago The only safe zone is on your own teams side of the fieldo If you cross to the other side of the field and are tagged by an opposing team member,

you must go to jail

o There are not allowed to be members of the team set up as guards for the jail Escaping jail

o If a team member is able to reach the jail without being tagged by an opposing teammember, they may save one member of their team by running back to their own side,

staying connected to each other (ex: linking arms)

o Paying $1 will allow a player to escape jail immediatelyo When a referee yells Jail Break any players in jail are allowed to return to the game

Winnerso The winning team and the chapter with the most participants will be acknowledged

Order of Omega Blood Drive

Up to 4 members from each chapter may participate and receive points due to the amountof donations that the Hoxworth Blood Center can take

Order of Omega will staff the event and check-in participants from each chapter Individuals deemed unfit for donation by Hoxworth will still receive their points as long as

they undergo the preliminary tests AND attempt to find a replacement under the

supervision of the Order of Omega staff members

If you know that you are unable to donate blood for any reason, DO NOT PARTICIPATE Participants MUST register for his/her time slot(s) at www.hoxworth.org/UC Order of Omega will be responsible for filling empty donation slots forfeited by chapters Replacements due to forfeiture will NOT result in any points awarded to a chapter

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8Order of Omega Blood Drive

4 Members Donate 40

3 Members Donate 30

2 Members Donate 20

1 Member Donates 10

Bearcat Bowl VI

1:30p-3:30p Bearcat Fan Zone, Sheakley Lawno There will be live music, food and beer for sale, games, cornhole pep rallyo Chapter members are encouraged to come support the Make-A-Wish Dunk Tanko Each dunk is costs $1, and all proceeds go towards The Make-A-Wish Foundation

3:30p-4:15 Check in for the Bearcat Bowl VIo Chapter members must check in during the designated timeo No points are awarded, but a cash prize will be giveno Fraternity attendance: 1st place $300, 2nd place $200, 3rd place $100o Sorority attendance: 1st place $300, 2nd place $200, 3rd place $100

4:00pm-5:30pm Bearcat Bowl VI

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9Casino Night

60% of Chapter 50

45% of Chapter 40

30% of Chapter 30

15% of Chapter 10

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10Dodgeball

6 players to a team Single elimination tournament 1 minute sudden death overtime period if there are equal numbers of players per team at

the end of the game

o Overtime periods will begin with an equal number of dodgeballs-in-hand behind ateams end line

o Teams may NOT pass the half court lineo The first team to eliminate an opposing player will be declared the winner

Substitution can ONLY be made at the start of each game, or in case of injuryBeginning of the Game

6 balls will be placed on the center court line Matches will begin with the flip of a coin to determine sides On the whistle, teams approach the line to retrieve dodgeballs Every dodgeball retrieved from the center line on the opening rush MUST be taken back

beyond the attack line (foul line extended) before the ball may be thrown at an opponent

Rules

A player may block a thrown ball with a ball he/she is holding, providing the held ball isntdropped as a result of the contact with thrown ball

A player may carry or pass the ball into backcourto Backcourt is the area between your teams attack line and the end line of the basketball

court

5 minutes into the game, the official will blow his/her whistle and teams may go up to theattack line of the opposing team

o The attack line is the free-throw line extended The first team to eliminate ALL opposing players or the team with the greatest number of

players remaining at the end of regulation time will be declared winner

At OUT is scored by:o Hitting an opposing player with a live thrown ball below shoulderso Catching a LIVE ball through by your opponento Stepping out of bounds (except to retrieve a ball)

If a player retrieves a ball he/she must re-enter the game through the end line During play, stepping on any boundary marker to avoid being struck is considered

leaving the court

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11 If a ball is deflected off a player and caught by a teammate, then the player who threw the

ball is out and the player who was hit by the ball has been saved by his/her teammate

If people on your team have already been declared OUT, they may stay on the end line toretrieve any dodgeballs that leave the court area

People on the end line may NOT enter the boundary of the court area at any timeStalling

A team trailing during a regulation game must be given the opportunity to eliminate anopposing player

This requires a ball to be available to the trailing team Its illegal for the leading team to control all the balls for more than 5 seconds If the leading team controls all the balls, they must get a least one ball across the attack line

and into the opponents backcourt

If this isnt done within 5 seconds, a five second violation will be called A team may avoid a five second violation by throwing or rolling a ball into the opponents

back court

The leading team may not throw at a player who, in the officials opinion, is in the act ofsecuring a ball (in a vulnerable position)

ONLY an official may call a five second violationo First violation of five second violation: stoppage of play and balls will be divided evenly

between teams; play will continue with balls in hand

o Second violation: free throw for the opposing team A free throw is an unobstructed throw at his/her opponent(s) without risk of

elimination

This is possible because a caught free throw will NOT result in player eliminationo Third violation: ejection of one player from the offending team

Dodgeball

1st

Place 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

Greek Step

Each chapter will prepare a Step Presentation

EACH team member must be in good standing with the university and respective chapter

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12 NPHC chapters are encouraged to coach other chapters, and will receive 10 points per

chapter that receives coaching

A sound system will be provided Set-up, tear down, and performance must be NO MORE than 5 minutes, and NO LESS than 2

minutes

o This includes introduction, step, and exito For every 10 seconds after the allotted time, the team will be penalized 10% of total

possible points

o In order to participate, the chapter must pass through the preliminary round andpresent their costume to an Executive Board member (either modeled on a chapter

member, a picture, sketch, or the actual costume) at preliminaries, or before 11:59pm

on Sunday April 15th

.

o A CD of the chapters team music and a copy of their script (if applicable) must beprovided

This CD can be taken and used at preliminaries and the day of finals, but music CANNOT have any vocal (singing) tracks from chapter members on it, but may have

spoken (voice over) tracks from chapter members

o Absolutely NO distasteful acts will be permitted in the show, including the use of otherchapters names and/or letters, and any acts deemed unfit at the preliminary round

No nudity or explicit actions will be allowed.o Any member of the Executive Board of the Greek Week Council may disqualify a chapter

form that event if this occurs

o An addition 50 points can be taken from your total score for this behavioro Please see separate document for a detailed description of what nudity or explicit

actions entails

Failure to comply with ANY changes determined at preliminaries will result in automatic

forfeiture of the Step competition. Any major changes will result in disqualification AND a loss

of participation points PLUS 10 additional points.

Greek Step

1st

Place 50

2nd Place 40

3rd

Place 30

Participation 10

Nudity or explicit actions -50

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13Volleyball

There is a mandatory team captains meeting at 12:30pm Men and women will be playing 3 v 3 with all normal volleyball rules in effect All referees decisions are final The nets will be approximately 8 ft. tall Each game will have 2 referees The teams playing and the referees will determine the ball used for competition The tournament is single elimination bracket Games will be played to 15 points, win by 2 (maximum 21 points) Changes may be made during the day of the game to accommodate time Any and all changes must be agreed upon by all teamsVolleyball

1st

Place 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

Greek Sing Competition (formerly known as God and Goddess)

Set-up, tear down, and performance must be NO MORE than 10 minuteso A buffer time for set-up (for bands only) will be allowedo For EVERY minute after the allotted time, teams will be penalized 10% of total possible

points

Each act must be present and pass through preliminaries Chapters may not repeat acts performed in past years

o Previous winners who perform the same act as in previous years will be disqualifiedduring the preliminaries based on the judges discretion

No lip syncing will be permitted The next act performing must be backstage by the start of the prior performance In order to participate, the chapter must pass through the preliminary round and present

their costume to an Executive Board member (either modeled on a chapter member, apicture, sketch, or the actual costume) at preliminaries, or before 11:59pm on Sunday April

15th

.

o A CD of the chapters team music and a copy of their script (if applicable) must beprovided

This CD can be taken and used at preliminaries and the day of finals

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14 The act performed at preliminaries MUST be the same act as the final act

o Any major changes will result in disqualification and a loss of participation points plus 10additional points

Participants are allowed to be of ANY major Absolutely NO distasteful acts will be permitted in the show, including the use of other

chapters names and/or letters, and any acts deemed unfit at the preliminary round

No nudity or explicit actions will be allowedo Any member of the Executive Board of the Greek Week Council may disqualify a chapter



actions entails




Greek Sing Competition

1st

Place 50

2nd

Place 40

3rd

Place 30

Participation 10


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15Pie in the Face

Each chapter will select one member to be pied for charity Each pie will cost $2 per throw To receive points, chapters can pie any participant, as long as they submit their chapter

name to the Greek Week Council Officers and delegates present

Chapters can earn maximum points by contributing $2/member on your roster followingspring recruitment

Each chapter should have their potential member turned in by 9:00am April 16thto NoraLeugers at [email protected].

Pie in the Face

(All percentages based on $2/member)

100% of the Chapter 20




Lip Sync Competition

Set-up, tear down, and performance must be no more than 10 minuteso For each minute after the allotted time, teams will be penalized 10% of total possible

points

Final act must be present at the preliminaries, incomplete acts will not be permitted toperform at the final competition

A CD of your groups music and sheet with the written lyrics or script must be provided atpreliminaries

o This CD will be used on the day of finalso Only words on the track may be synced no other vocals are permitted

A sound system will be provided for both the prelims and the finals In order to participate, the chapter must pass through the preliminary round and present

their costume to an Executive Board member (either modeled on a chapter member, a

picture, sketch, or the actual costume) at preliminaries, or before 11:59pm on Sunday April

15th

Participants are allowed to be of ANY major The act performed at preliminaries MUST be the same act as the final act

o Any major changes will result in disqualification and a loss of participation points plus 10additional points

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16 Participation points will be awarded to those chapters participating in their preliminary

competition

Absolutely NO distasteful acts will be permitted in the show, including the use of otherchapters names and/or letters, and any acts deemed unfit at the preliminary round

No nudity or explicit actions will be allowedo Any member of the Executive Board of the Greek Week Council may disqualify a chapter



actions entails




Lip Sync

1st

Place 50

2nd Place 40

3rd

Place 30

Participation 10


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17Belly Flop at the CRC

1 participant per chapter Each participant will have NO MORE than 1 minute to complete his/her performance Contestants will be judged on creativity, crowd participation, costume, and the belly flop

quality

Points for the event will be awarded to the top 3 sororities and top 3 fraternities While doing the skits, its fine for your participant to wear costumes, but it is MANDATORY

that your participant wear swimwear when jumping into the pool for safety reasons

Absolutely NO nudity or explicit actions will be allowedBelly Flop at the CRC

1st

Place 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5


Greek Week Amazing Race

The final event of Greek Week will be the Amazing Race on Friday April 20th

on Main Street

(Bearcat Plaza). Members of the Greek Community will form teams of 2 who will participate in

the race. The race consists of 20 stations set up by Greek Community members. Teams will be

sent out in threes to go to each station and complete the task presented to them. Each station,

after the completion of the task, will send the team to the next station until all 20 stations have

been visited.

Three teams will start at the same time from the starting point (TUC steps). They will be sent to

the first station where they will complete a task or challenge designed to be finished in 1

minute. There will be a 5 minute maximum for each station. After completing a task, or being

sent on after 5 minutes, each team will receive a card. Each card will contain an image that will

direct them to the next station. This will continue until all 20 stations are completed. After

about 7 minutes the next set of 3 teams will be released from the starting point to begin the

Amazing Race. This will continue until all teams have finished the race.

Chapters may have NO MORE than 1 team participate in the race Points will be awarded for the winning team for fraternities and sororities, in addition to

participation

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18Greek Week Amazing Race

Winner 40

Participation in Race 20

Participation in Booth 20

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19GREEK WEEK GAMES

Pyramid

10 players from each chapter must participate to complete a full pyramid Each team will need 3 additional members of the chapter to serve as spotters All teams will line up behind a line and run a specified distance (approx. 10 yards) at the

judges signal

The team must then form a vertical pyramid with a base of 4 people All players making the pyramid must have their arms locked and be on his/her hands and

knees

Time starts when the teams leave the starting line and ends when the top player has heldhis/her position for 3 seconds; any time less than 3 seconds will result in disqualification

The fastest 3 times for both fraternities and sororities will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places A pyramid-off will occur to break a tieTug-O-War

Up to 10 players from each chapter may participate First team to successfully pull the center of the rope completely across a designated marker

3 yards to theier side wins

Each team will line up on different sides of the rope and position themselves on alternatingsides with one team member as an anchor person

If the anchor person is inside the end loop, the loop must be below his/her shoulders

Both teams begin/end tugging on judges signal If no progressive movement in either direction is made in 10 seconds, the tug will be

stopped and restarted at the zero marker

Bare hands must be on the rope; no gloves, tape, shirts, etc. may be used Cleat shoes are NOT allowed A bracket style tournament will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners for both fraternity

and sorority

Dizzy Bat

Up to 5 players from each chapter may participate Teams compete in heats of 2 Player(s) may go more than only ONLY if not enough team players are present to participate Each player will spin around a baseball bat 10 times Each spin must have a forehead touching one end of the bat, and the other end of the bat

touching the ground

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20 Player must then run a specific distance and around a designated position market (ex: cone,

flag, stake, etc.) and come back to the starting position

The first player begins on the judges singal The next player begins once the last player tags him/her Any player going out of bounds will have to go back to where they went out and start from

that position

Any players starting before designated signal/tag will be disqualified The fastest 3 times for fraternities and sororities will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places Tied teams designated one participant to compete to complete the dizzy bat course againHuman Chariot Race

3 players from each chapter may participate 30 seconds will be allotted for set-up The object is for 3 connected teammates to complete a down and back cycle of a

designated distance (approx.. 30 yards for fraternities, 20 yards for sororities) in the fastest

time

One player will hoist a second players leg in the air while the second The third player will mount the first player piggyback style Teams begin on judges signal Team must race across the finish line by having the second player hand-walk while the first

player steers

If at any time, the third player falls or if the team collapses, they can regain their originalposition and continue the race with penalty

Any team starting before the designated signal will be disqualified The fastest 3 times for fraternities and sororities will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places Course must be finished in order to receive participation points Tied teams will compete the chariot race againSlip n Slide

1 player from each chapter may participate Team compete one at a time The object is to slide the farthest on a 100 ft. long x 30 ft. wide heavy-duty wet plastic sheet The sheet will be continuously watered down during the event and place markers will be

placed on either side to help judges determine winners

Each player has 1 attempt at a slide The starting position will be no further than 10 feet behind sheet

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21 Each player will be hosed off before event Each player will have the same maximum running distance to run and gain speed for jump Jump must occur before a designated line and must be belly down Failure to jump before the designated line will result in disqualification upon discretion of

judges

You must remain belly down until you come to a stop Attempting to push ones body along the sheet in any manner will result in disqualification The farthest 3 slides for fraternities and sororities will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place If 2 players both slide the same distance, or if more than one player slides off the sheet,

they will re-slide to break the tie

The maximum running distance before jump may be shortened in order to ensure that noone slides off the sheet

Egg Toss

2 players from each chapter must participate All teams compete at the same time Team players will start 5 yard apart from each other After each toss, players will move 2 more yards apart from each other alternating after each

toss

When the teams egg breaks, they are eliminated from the game No gloves or sticky equipment may be worn

Any player crossing the designated line while tossing or catching will be disqualified The last three teams with unbroken eggs will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places by

elimination

If two or more teams competing for a place position break their eggs on the same toss, theireggs will be replaced and they will try their toss again until winners are determine

NOTE: Judges reserve the right to disqualify a team at their discretion in any event for any acts

deemed inappropriate for the competition

Greek Games point system for each event1

stPlace 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

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22Coney/Hot Dog Eating Contest

Teams of 3 members each Each fraternity team member must eat 3 coneys and drink 1 glass of a soft drink Each sorority team member must eat 2 coneys and drink 1 glass of a soft drink Each team must completely swallow all the coney and completely drink the soft drink Once the coneys are swallowed and the drink is finished, he/she must open his/her mouth

and show the judge an empty mouth

Once the judge deems the team members mouth is empty, the next person may start Each team is timed separately Time will stop when the last person opens their mouth and show the judge an empty mouth 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places will be determined by the best times for both fraternities and

sororities

NO DIPPING the coney into the drinkConey/Hot Dog Eating Contest

1st

Place 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

Pie Eating

1 participant per chapter 1 person to hold the pie for the participant is allowed Each fraternity/sorority competitor will be given a pie at the beginning of the competition Fraternities and Sororities will compete separately If the pie is spit out or if it interferes with another participant, he/she will be disqualified Hands will need to remain behind the participants back The participant CAN NOT drink any liquids while eating the pie Participants may disqualify themselves if they cant eat anymore Water will be provided to the participants as soon as they finish or are disqualified Each participant will be timed separately The time will stop when the pie has completed been eaten 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places will be awarded for both fraternities and sororities based on best

times

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23Pie Eating

1st

Place 20

2nd

Place 15

3rd

Place 10

Participation 5

If you have any questions about the schedule of events or rules, please contact your respective

Council President. If you or your chapter encounters a problem with any events, a written

account must be given to the Greek Week Council Officers within 24 hours of the event in

question.

IFC President: Matthew Lee

[email protected]

(513) 526 1862

NPHC President: Jasmine Shepherd

[email protected]

(440) 376 0719

CPH President: Francesca Urbina

[email protected]

(513) 295 5908

Visitwww.uc.edu/greeklife

Greek Week council officers are responsible for the proper execution of each event and maynot compete in any event

Chapter delegates and volunteers MAY NOT participate in sign-in for his/her chapter Any action deemed as explicitly breaking ANY of the rules by the Council Officers may result

in a chapter being disqualified from that event

Any problem with any of the events must be written up in detail and given to the GreekWeek Council Officers within 24 hours of the event in question

Greek Week winners will be announced at the Greek Awards Celebration

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24 The contents of this packet are subject to minor changes pending uncontrollable

circumstances

Chapters WILL be notified of any changes at least one day prior to the event(s) in question To be able to participate in Greek Week events, you must be in good standing with your

chapter

To submit money and balances, contact Greek Week Treasurer, Ross Schreiber. (216) 548

8592, [email protected].

To submit proof of event advertisement, contact Greek Week Director of Public Relations, Sable

Bender. (859) 757 3495, or [email protected].
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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