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Greek ‘Dating Game’

Jon Brower, pretending to be Jim Lange, host of “The Dating Game,” introduces freshman rushee Manuel Estrada as junior Shawna Prentice, sophomore Tammy Abedo, junior Billy Baca, freshman Veronica Mendez, freshman Aurora Montiel, Tony Czuczko and sophomore Eric Fleming watch. Sigma Alpha Epsilon hosted their own version of “The Dating Game” as a rush event with their Violets, at their house on Wednesday night. / photo by Melissa A. Collett
Jon Brower, pretending to be Jim Lange, host of “The Dating Game,” introduces freshman rushee Manuel Estrada as junior Shawna Prentice, sophomore Tammy Abedo, junior Billy Baca, freshman Veronica Mendez, freshman Aurora Montiel, Tony Czuczko and sophomore Eric Fleming watch. Sigma Alpha Epsilon hosted their own version of “The Dating Game” as a rush event with their Violets, at their house on Wednesday night. / photo by Melissa A. Collett
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