On November 1st, 1901, Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded at Richmond College (now the University of Richmond) on three principles: Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. It’s the second largest social fraternity in the U.S. in terms of current undergraduate membership, reportedly the largest in terms of total members initiated, and was the first to charter a chapter in all 50 states. At Hopkins, Sig Ep is the swimmer’s fraternity and they (used to) throw a killer black light party – unless you have stained teeth or a severe dandruff problem. Without Sig Ep, who knows what would’ve happened to these most notable brothers. Click the link to see who they are.

Before last Sunday’s games, there were eight teams getting ready to hit the panic button at 0-2. Some teams gave their fans a glimmer of hope (Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings), some avoided a potential winless season (St. Louis Rams), and some still face that possibility (Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers).

Kickers scoring more than RB’s, Chargers’ Defense holders wanting Ed Hochuli’s head on a platter, Aaron Rodgers playing like Peyton Manning (and Peyton playing like sh!t) – Cats and Dogs living together…MASS HYSTERIA!
Week 2 may have lacked Tom Brady and LT, but there was no shortage of drama and disappointment:… Click to read more