Is partisanship more injurious than beneficial to any country?

We hope everyone had a safe and fun snow break! Now, come fire up your thinking machines with us this Thursday, February 20th as the Phi Kappa Literary Society meets for its fifth meeting of the Spring semester to hear debate on the issue: “Is partisanship more injurious than beneficial to any country?” 

Creative Writings & Orations to follow later in the evening. 

Snow Closing

Due to the inclement weather this week, Phi Kappa Literary Society was not able to meet at its usual time. This just builds up the anticipation for the February 20th meeting of Phi Kappa at its traditional hours of debate and comraderie with a special Phi Kappan twist. 

Spring 2014 Officers

Some of the Fall 2013 Members of Phi Kappa (from Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Brother Moore, Brother Grant, Brother Kincaid, Sister Smith, Sister Libby, Brother Hord, Brother Schwegler, Honorable Brother Dr. Bertch, Sister LaMantia, Brother Tyler, Sister Dean, Sister Henry, Sister Lewis, Brother Plaskowsky, Brother Banton, Brother Giordano.

After a grueling evening/morning of debating next semester’s positions, all decisions were reached by 3:30 am, the time of adjournment.

• President - Brother Stanton Kincaid
• 1st Assistant - Sister Melina Lewis
• 2nd Assistant - Brother Phil Grant
• Chief Justice - Sister Kassidy Dean
• Associate Justices - Sister Katherine LaMantia, Sister Kris Henry
• Alumni Secretary - Sister Amy Libby
• Clerk - Sister Abie Smith
• Treasurer - Brother Andrew Plaskowsky
• Historian - Brother Richard Banton
• Clavinger - Brother Graham Hord
• Censor - Brother Matthew Tyler
• Webmaster - Sister Shreya Singh

Phi Kappa's Annual Scary Story Competition

Each year, the Phi Kappa Society plays host to the University of Georgia’s spookiest creative writing competition. Members and guests alike are invited to present interesting or original scary stories by candlelight inside of our 187 year old hall. Prizes will be awarded for best story and best costume.

So, stop by the hall at 7pm this halloween for UGA’s oldest and best scary story competition. The ghost of Brother Alexander Stephens compells you. 

Photo by Flickr user de faria. Used under Creative Commons license. 

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