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A 20 Year Old with 48 Extra Years of Experience We recently came across this
great story in the New York Times, featuring a 68-year-old man who enrolled in college – and chose to join a fraternity – at age 65. It’s a great read and a testament to the true fraternity values and the definition of brotherhood.
Would you do it all over again, and relive your fraternity experience in today's day and age? Click on the headline to share your response.
Remembering Our Heroes this May May is just several weeks away. This year, we’d like to share your thoughts, messages, and memories of those soldiers who have served their country. Maybe you want to send well-wishes to a brother who may have lost a family member in Afghanistan or Iraq? Or you simply want to share a fond memory of a long-lost brother who died in combat?
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What Do You Miss Most about Living On Campus? No matter how far away you are today, you share a great experience with 1,222 other brothers: getting to spend four (or more!) years living on campus.
What do you miss most about living on campus? Click on the headline to share your story.
Making an Impact In an effort to increase alumni participation in our communications program, we will be asking questions each month that will hopefully prompt some funny, meaningful and creative responses.
Get involved by answering this month's question:
How are the values you learned in DKE still making an impact in your life today? Click on the headline to share your answers.
DKE Alum, Former Navy Seal Raising Money for Veteran's Organization 
Prior to attending Yale University, U.S. Navy Veteran
Joe Metzger served on active duty for 12 years, first as a Seabee (Naval Civil Engineer Corps) then as a Seal with Seal Delivery Vehicle Team Two (SDVT2). You can read more about Joe's time in the Seals and his decision to join DKE in an article
here.
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The Last Hurrah of College Exams are over, the boxes are packed, and the cap and gown is pressed and ready for the big event. Graduation day is such a bittersweet moment in our lives, as we say goodbye to the youth and vitality of college life, and usher in a new era in our lives: full-blown adulthood. Think back to your own time and tell us a story about your graduation day. How did you spend your final days as an undergraduate member of DKE? Were there any last hurrahs or memorable moments with brothers that especially stand out?
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