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• Kappa Omicron (Kappa Delta Phi NAS) in the news

  05May
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  Kappa Omicron (Kappa Delta Phi NAS) in the news

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• Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts thanks Kappa Delta Phi for being a sponsor

  15Sep
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  News out of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, formerly North Adams State College and home of Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi

  NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – The MCLA Athletics Department announced its 13th Annual Golf Classic has a full field of 144 golfers. The tournament will be held Monday, September 21 at Berkshire Hills Country Club in Pittsfield….

  MCLA would like to thank Time Warner Cable, this year’s President’s Club Title Sponsor, for their generosity. In addition, other sponsors include the Banquet Sponsor, Covidien; The Barbeque Sponsor, Follett Higher Education Group; The Prize Sponsor, Coakley, Pierpan, Dolan & Collins Insurance Agency, Inc.; The Coach’s Club Sponsors, Adams Co-Operative Bank, Alton & Westall Real Estate, Aramark, Arrow Press, Greylock Federal Credit Union, Hoosac Bank, Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity, Kelly’s Package Store, South Adams Savings Bank and True North Financial Services; The Captain’s Club Sponsors, Liberty Mutual and O’Connor & Drew; The Gold Sponsors, The Law Offices of Sherwood Guernesey, PC and Souliere and Zepka Construction, Inc.; and the Blue Sponsors, Beck’s Printing, Senator Ben Downing, Hillcrest Educational Centers, MacFarlane Office Products, Inc., Maxymillian Technologies, Inc., Scott and Valerie Nichols, Kevin Plankey ’88, Richo Products, Inc., Smith Watson & Co., LLP, and Stanley’s Lumber & Building Supplies, Inc….

  From http://www.iberkshires.com/story.php?story_id=32324

  For More – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=78495
  

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• Kappa Actives are gearing up for semi-formals and alumni weekends.

  25Mar
  Categories: Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity News, Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority News Comments: 0

  Kappa Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority is planning Alumni Weekend for April 24, 25 and 26. And they are inviting Alumni Brothers of Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi to join them. For more info – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=73240

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  Alpha Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi is going to be having a formal on May 2nd, at the Grand hotel in Poughkeepsie. For more info – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=73249
  
  More info to follow.

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• Happy 48th Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi

  11Feb
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  Say Happy Founders day in the KT Forums.

  On February 11th of 1961 Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi National Fraternity was founded at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, then called North Adams State College.

  

  Kappa Delta Phi, Omicron Chapter

  from the 60th anniversary book of Kappa Delta Phi

  In the spring of 1960, Tony DiSalvo of Beta Chapter became acquainted with Tony Botto and Tony
  Brescia, both of Massachusetts State College at North Adams. Mr. Botto and Mr. Brescia both expressed a willingness to begin a fraternity at North Adams and Mr. DiSalvo felt that Kappa Delta Phi would be willing to help establish a chapter there. During the summer of 1960 both Tony Botto and Tony Brescia spoke with Tony DiSalvo and some early plans were made.
  As the first semester of 1960-61 term unfolded, interest was created at the college and others became involved in the beginning of our local chapter at North Adams. Garret Collins was especially helpful in stirring interest and in helping to organize the chapter. Dr. Joll, National Organizer, personally came up and spoke to a group of interested men. His discussion helped us a great deal and by December a local chapter had been created. Mr. Brescia, making several trips to Boston, met with National officers in hopes of an early installation of North Adams as a National Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi. The constitution of North Adams was accepted by the National at the December 1960 meeting.

  Operating under this constitution, 23 members were brought into the chapter and a slate of officers was elected. Mr. Robert Barden was selected as faculty advisor. A tentative date for installation was set at the January meeting of the National by Garret Collins, acting as our representative. The North Adams chapter became the 15th chapter (Omicron) of Kappa Delta Phi, February 11, 1961.

  OFFICERS
  President Joseph Spinagola

  Vice-President William Ostrander
  Secretary Robert Gowey
  Treasurer Robert Geier
  Assistant Treasurer Benjamin Morandi
  Pledgemaster Peter Wright
  Public Relations Robert Morey
  Alumni Secretary Bernard Bartnicki

  

  Joseph Spinagola - The First President of Omicron Chapter

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• Kappa Delta Phi NAS, Kappa Omicron Colony participate in The Fall Foliage Parade

  15Oct
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  Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority, Kappa Omicron Chapter at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, participated in The Fall Foliage Parade on Sunday Oct. 4th, one of the Berkshire’s biggest parades, this year the theme was “Salute to Sports’ Fans” and KO showed their black and gold spirit to the fullest.

  The parade conjugated national marching teams, local sport themes, recreational clubs and many other important organizations not only from the Berkshires but from outer states as well. It was a local televised event in which KO appeared proudly saluting to its fans. The Parade was populated by the entire town of North Adams, as they aligned along the streets to watch the entertaining event. This is the first time in many years since KO was able to participate, many townies were happy to see them back in the community doing good deeds. It was an overwhelming feeling of excitement in which KO proudly showed everyone that true spirit never dies.

  

  Sisters Corinne Cardin, Jocelyn Lampiasi, Shelley Donovan, Jeanette Won, Shyreen Michaud, Deanna Larrabee, Samantha Kone and Johanna Brito at the Wal-Mart parking lot getting ready to march the parade!

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• Congratulations to Kappa Delta Phi Brother Sean Riley on the blessed event of the birth of his daughter

  21Jul
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  Congratulations to Kappa Delta Phi Alumni Brother of Omicron Chapter @ Massachusetts College Of Liberal Art, Sean Riley on the birth of his daughter Grace Riley. She weighed in at 7 lbs. 13 oz.

  Mother and daughter  are doing excellently and Sean is one very proud father of an adorable little girl.

  Visit this thread to discuss – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=63484

  

  

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• Kappa Welcomes back our sisters at Massachusetts College Of Liberal Arts (North Adams State)

  22Oct
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  Kappa Omicron Colony located in North Adams, MA. has been refounded on the 21st of October, 2007.

  Congratulations to our sisters of Kappa Omicron, Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority.

  

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• Welcome Home Kappa Delta Phi Brother Bill Boyden of Omicron

  18May
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  Bill Boyden, Brother of Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has returned home from the war. The news below is written by his blood sister, Kim Boyden, who is a sister of Kappa Omicron, of Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.

  Sgt Bill Boyden USAF returned home on May 16th 2007 after serving bravely in Iraq. He landed at Logan Airport after hours of delays due to weather and was greeted by his loving wife Beatrice and 3 of his 5 children, Aislin, Ellie and Riley. Also on hand to greet him were his parents, Bill and Joan, his sister Kim, her husband David and their children CJ & Justin. It was an emotional reunion with hugs, kisses and tears freely flowing.

  [quote]Sgt Boyden left to serve September 2006. After arriving in Iraq, he was stationed in Tikrit. While in Tikrit, he was assigned to help train the new Iraqi police forces. Only the lowest level police are trained to the US armed forces and due to the civil unrest, they are always a target for insurgents. This was tough duty!
  Thankfully, he left Iraq and spent a short amount of time in Afghanistan, where he received his most dangerous wound, a sunburn! He arrive a Logan Airport in his uniform and a bright red face!
  Bill has spent over 20 years in the military starting at age 17 in the Army Reserves. One tour brought him to active duty in Berlin Germany. He was there and working during the fall of the wall. He left active duty in the late 90′s but was called up as a National Guardsman after 9/11. He was stationed at Hanscomb AFB in Massachusetts and the air force was so impressed with his work, they asked him to join the unit. His last assignment prior Iraq was in San Antonio Texas where he trained new troops prior to them leaving for the desert.[/quote]

  Welcome home Brother Boyden and thank you for your service and defending the freedoms that we enjoy.

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