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Phis get pied

Senior broadcast and speech communications major Tyler Harrison throws a whipped cream pie at junior kinesiology major Harrison Brethouwer during Phi Sigma Sigma and Phi Delta Theta’s Pie-A-Phi event Wednesday in Leo Park. To throw a pie at one of the Phis, it cost $2, and all proceeds went to both the ALS and Phi Sigma Sigma foundations. / photo by Jolene Nacapuy
Senior broadcast and speech communications major Tyler Harrison throws a whipped cream pie at junior kinesiology major Harrison Brethouwer during Phi Sigma Sigma and Phi Delta Theta’s Pie-A-Phi event Wednesday in Leo Park. To throw a pie at one of the Phis, it cost $2, and all proceeds went to both the ALS and Phi Sigma Sigma foundations. / photo by Jolene Nacapuy
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