bla3         04/20/99 18:03 Re: Questionaire - Please Respond                 

1. What does the word Brotherhood mean to you?

I'd say my weak point in life is English, but I do have my own definition of
brotherhood.  Brotherhood is a special bond that you share with other
brothers.  Brothers have a good time together and help each other through when
times are tough.  Everyone has different opinions, but brothers respect each
other's views.  Each brother sets asides their differences and work together
for the greater good of the fraternity

2. How have you benefited from being a Brother of Kappa Kappa Psi?

I have a greater love and appreciation for music.  Before I was a brother, I
was active in performing music but did not do much service to promote music.
KKPsi taught me how to promote music at Lehigh and the community.

3. What aspect of your Membership Education was most memorable?

Our class (Beta) was quite mischievous especially when it came to our VP,
Thor.  It was all in good fun, and I think that it brought our class together.
The candle incident at 2nd degree sticks out in my mind.

4. What aspect of your Membership Education benefited you the most?

My MEP process taught me what it meant and took to be brother.  I am involved
with numerous clubs and organizations, but I have a bond with KKPsi forged out
of love and devotion for what it means and what the brothers mean to me.

5. Does being a Brother of Kappa Kappa Psi benefit you musically?

I always take pride in whatever I play.  I think that KKPsi only increased my
desire to "strive for the highest" when I play in a performance.

6. What kind of relationship do you have with your Big Brother?

I always see my big, the great Brian Reilly, as someone to seek support if I
am having any problems.  I'm sad that I don't see or talk with him as much as
I did in the past.



 
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