Members from AIFiji will be teaming up with the FIJI Chapter at Drake University to participate in the Fiji run while raising awareness for a great cause on November 17. The run is 34 miles from Hilton Coliseum to the Knapp Center. It starts around 11 and will finish around 5pm. They will be running on mostly back roads for the safety of the runners, and will pass through towns on the way to Drake. They will have at least one runner at all times carrying a basketball. All donations will go towards the American Red Cross.The fire pit was packed, the apple cider was going fast and the s'mores were delicious. A great combination that made for record attendance at the Fiji S'more roast this year. Gallery > Fiji S'more RoastThis Wednesday from 8-12pm at the house. The Fiji S'more Roast will be taking place and accepting donations towards the American Red Cross. Tickets cost $5 at the door or $4 from a member before Wednesday.Last weekend, we invited the mothers and fathers of the proud members of AiFiji to visit. Were pleased to say that we received many donations for house improvements.August 19 - Will be the official move in date.
August 20 - Work Week begins.
August 24 - Fall classes begin.Friday, July 10th- My Cabin on West Lake Okoboji-- We'll leave ames around 9 in the morning and get there at noon for a full day of fun in the sun and head back to ames that night. There will be Jetski's, tubing, wake boarding, grilling, a giant water trampoline, and tons of fun.

Saturday July 18th-- Omaha, Nebraska-- Grilling out by the pool. With pool volleyball.

Sunday, July 19th-- Twin Cities Minnesota-- Andrew Smith is going to be grilling out in the Twin Cities with something fun planned.

Saturday, July 25th-- Chicago-- Kyle Vancise has an amazing day planned in chicago. Possibly including grilling on a beach, golf in Grant Park, eating out and volleyball at the beach.

Sunday, August 9th-- Canterbury park Minnesota- Its extreme race day so we'll be going up there and gambling all our hard earned money on ostrich and camel races.

We are also working on something in the quad cities. No dates have been set but as soon as we figure it out and let everyone know.

If you are interested in attending please call or email Chris or Zach.

Chris Cassling- 515-708-6858, ccassling@gmail.com
Zach Burds- 515-708-6857, zburds@gmail.comThe renovations on the first floor have been completed now for a few weeks and things are looking great at the house! It is definitely feeling more and more like a home with every project. Please come by and see the house and talk to some of the men here at FIJI!The men of Phi Gamma Delta are looking to make a strong showing this year at homecoming, this will mark the first year in a while that we've participated in Lawn Display. The rest of our pairing, Theta Delta Chi and Alpha Omicron Pi, have been extremely helpful in getting this project done.

Yell Like Hell is also off to a great start with the skits and stomps getting hammered out by our motivated members several nights of the week.

We'll see just how well we did come October 25th!
September 27th saw one of the most revered traditions of Phi Gamma Delta, the annual Pig Dinner! Over 75 graduates returned for the event to support Phi Gamma Delta and our undergraduate members. Thanks again to all that came!Joe Kutilek has recently won a major graphic design competition landing him a major internship with the CW in Hollywood! He was selected as the best out of 370 other applicants in his field of study. Congratulations Joe!


More information available here: http://www.public.iastate.edu/~nscentral/news/2008/aug/kutilek.shtml This summer the Fiji house is undergoing a serious overhaul of the first floor of the house. Included in these renovations are an expansion of the library / study room to accommodate the many eager minds preparing to return this fall. We're all looking forward to a beautiful first floor come this fall!The men of FIJI were able to raise just over $500 for the Lincoln Way Chapter of the American Red Cross through our Lunch Dunk Philanthropy this Spring.

Thanks again to all that came out and supported us!September 21st marks our 100th anniversary on Iowa State's campus. This, the Alpha Iota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, is the longest continually running fraternity on Iowa State's campus. We will be celebrating this milestone with our annual Pig Dinner on September 29th with an expected attendance well over 300 graduates.A new school year has commenced with an incoming class of 24 new members. We look forward to starting off the school year strong with homecoming events with the Kappa Deltas and Alpha Sigma Phi.That's right folks, it's official: Aifiji.com is online!

Please feel free to browse the site at your convenience!