Fraternities have become one of the most well-known aspects of college life in the United States. They have existed since the 19th century, and members of
Katherine R. Williams, a retired Garrison Forest School educator, and her husband, Dr. Mortimer L. Williams, a former Baltimore surgeon, died eight days apart.
May 11, 2021
PRICETON, MI – Samuel Mario Dozzi, 72, of Princeton, entered eternal life Tuesday evening, May 4, 2021, at Beaumont Hospital, in Troy, Michigan.
Sam was born February 21, 1949, in Ishpeming, to Felix and Laura (Capovilla) Dozzi and graduated from Gwinn High School, Class of 1968. He then earned two bachelor’s degrees from Michigan State University where he was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma; one in Social Studies and History and the other in Industrial Arts Education. He taught various courses in high school in Otsego before moving back to Gwinn.
Sam owned and operated Gwinn Mini Storage and co-owned and operated Video World in Gwinn. He was very talented with hands-on work in mechanics, building, woodworking and art working. He took graphic art design classes at Northern Michigan University and won awards at the national level for his screen-print work, some of which was done on his homemade paper. Sam was a voracious reader, enjoying history books from various eras
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Donald P. Bush lived (Provided by the Bush family)
MIDDLETOWN, NJ Donald P. Bush Jr., who had volunteered with nonprofits and had a 40-year career with Chubb Insurance Group, died Tuesday at his Middletown home after a brief illness. He was 89.
Don was born in Montclair, NJ, and was a 1949 graduate of West Orange High School, where he played football. He attended Wyoming Seminary in Forty Fort, PA, for a year, graduating in 1950, then went on to Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA. Don played football and lacrosse and was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity at Dickinson, and graduated in 1954.
A WSU student and former fraternity chapter president will face a contested hearing on Feb. 16 regarding pandemic violations that occurred last semester.
Zachary Thornton, former president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, received an infraction for Duty to Control Premise on Sept. 10. The Pullman Police Department received a report of a party with more than 10 people at the SAE facility with no social distancing in place, according to public records obtained from Pullman PD.
The Evergreen contacted Thornton and current SAE president Robert Myers, but they did not respond.
When officers arrived at SAE on Sept. 10, multiple individuals were seen leaving. Officers did not enter the building so they did not know exactly how many people were inside, said Pullman PD Sgt. Chris Engle.