All posts by David Tramonte

House Improvements

July 20, 2016UncategorizedDavid Tramonte

It has been a productive term so far regarding improvements to the physical plant!

A few weeks ago, Carter Noordsij ’18 and Erik Loscalzo ’18 hooked up the old barn lights in the front room. The lights not only look great, but also integrate a piece of house history into a central area that brothers and guests alike can enjoy.

Following that, a group of brothers led by 16X House Man Alex Beals ’18 hooked up and wired the projector that was sitting in the front room, and bought a projector screen to accompany it. The display cables are all wired into the Ryerson, which allows brothers to play video on the projector and use the sound system in the front room for audio. Monday movie nights have quickly become a staple of brotherhood programming, and it will no doubt come in handy once football season arrives in the fall.

Office of Greek Life Scholarship Award

March 29, 2016UncategorizedDavid Tramonte

Alpha Chi Alpha maintained the highest Greek GPA (3.668/4.0) for the Winter 2016 term, earning the Office of Greek Life Scholarship Award.

This is also the second term in a row that Alpha Chi has had the highest Fraternity GPA, as it maintained a house GPA of 3.572/4.0 over Fall 2016.

See the official list of winners here: http://www.dartmouth.edu/stulife/greek-soc/2016_greek_life_awards.pdf

Two AXA ’16s Inducted as Members of Phi Beta Kappa

November 3, 2015UncategorizedDavid Tramonte

Dartmouth’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest academic honor society, inducted 22 new members, including brothers Robert Klingenberger ’16 and Christopher Leech ’16.

To be eligible for election to Dartmouth’s chapter students must have completed eight terms within three years of matriculation and hold one of the top 20 cumulative grade point averages in their class.

Congratulations to both of them!