Alpha Omicron Brother Remained Positive During Battle with Lupus

By: Andrew Talvich
The Daily Evergreen

Kyle Prescott spent his time at Washington State University under different circumstances than other students.

Shortly before enrolling, Kyle found out he had developed lupus, an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the body’s organs. Despite this disease, Kyle made the most of his three-and-a-half year college experience – joining the Theta Chi fraternity, attending classes, spending time with family and friends and becoming involved in a serious relationship.

But the disease eventually caught up with the 22-year-old senior, who passed away on Nov. 10.

You can read the full story here.

Kyle’s memorial service is set for 1 p.m. Nov. 29, at First Lutheran Church of West Seattle. The family asks that donations go to the Lupus Foundation of America or another charity.

Epsilon Delta Alumni At Youngstown State Brave The Weather To Celebrate Homecoming

Submitted by: William A. Mays Jr., Epsilon Delta/Youngstown State University, ‘01

Dozens of Brothers came from all over the region to celebrate the 3rd Annual Epsilon Delta Alumni Tailgate party at YSU's Homecoming game this year. The weather was a bit chilly but that didn't stop them from having a great time. Brothers brought their families and loved ones to join in on the celebration as well. There was plenty of food, prizes, and social activities. The Brothers collected approximately 75 pounds of canned goods that will be donated to a local food bank in preparation for the holiday season. The Brothers paired with the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority this year and are already planning next year's event. More information can be found at www.myspace.com/ysuthetachialumni

Pictured from left to right:

Font row - Brian Hodor, Ryan Bloomer, Jim Joseph, Bill Mays, Jim Dahman, Bobby Ault, Jason Faust

Back row - Nathan Mutschelknaus, Ed Hall, Sam Carbon, Desmond Wallace

Theta Chi's Elected

U.S. Congressman Dennis Cardoza, Alpha Psi/Maryland '78 was re-elected to serve California's 18th Congressional District. Brother Cardoza ran unopposed.

Brother Cardoza is a fiscally conservative "Blue Dog" democrat who was first elected to Congress in 2002. Your can visit Congressman Cardoza's website here.






Brother Sol Kaho 'ohalahal, Gamma Psi/University of Puget Sound '70 has served in the Hawaii State Legislature (1999-2005) and was elected to a seat on the Maui County Council.




Chris Dorworth, Tau/University of Florida was re-elected to the Florida state legislature and represents House District 34 which covers most of Seminole County, northeast of Orlando. Brother Dorworth is a Republican.









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A Helping Hand Saves A Life

Brother Andrew Bauman, Iota Kappa/Northern Arizona, a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer was recently recognized with that department's "Lifesaving Award." Brother Bauman rendered first aid, including CPR to an automobile accident which resulted in the saving of a life.

Brother Bauman is show at left receiving the award from the Deputy Chief of the LVMPD.

Vikings Great Kassulke Dies of Heart Attack

Brother Karl Kassulke, Gamma Tau/Drake University '63 played in the NFL for 10 seasons (1963-1972) all as a hard hitting safety for the Minnesota Vikings. He was a starter in Super Bowl IV and the next season was selected for the Pro Bowl.

In 1973 Brother Kassulke was paralyzed from the waist down in a motorcycle on the way to training camp, never to play football again.

You can read his obituary in the Minneapolis Star Tribute here.