The ladies of Alpha Delta Pi and the gentlemen of Phi Kappa
Tau gathered for traditional Easter festivities before everyone headed home for
the holiday. To begin the fun-filled evening, we started with the most popular
of all Easter traditions: eye dying. With creative juices flowing and an
abundant supply of resources, dozens of eggs were decorated. Using crayons,
glitter, stickers, and more, these eggs were extremely festive and vibrant.
After
the successful eye-dying activities, everyone went outside where the fun
continued. Groups of four were created for the next activity, which was very
competitive. Members of each group had to walk across the lawn while balancing
hard-boiled eggs on plastic spoons. If you egg dropped, then you were
disqualified. As groups began to drop like flies, the competition became more
challenging. Groups had to walk backwards, with their eyes closed, and with the
spoon in their mouth! It was insane – but so much fun!
The
final activity of the evening required teams of two and one egg: The Ultimate
Egg-Tossing Competition. The distance between partners started small and grew
as the time passed and as eggs began dropping. And then, we had to throw the
eggs with our left hand, which was definitely a challenge for almost everyone
participating. It got even harder in the final rounds when they had to toss the
egg over their shoulder. Although no one was injured, some people did get hit
by flying eggs.
This event was so fun and rewarding for both Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Kappa Tau. Members from each organization were able to make new friends and relive their childhood Easter traditions!
This event was so fun and rewarding for both Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Kappa Tau. Members from each organization were able to make new friends and relive their childhood Easter traditions!
| Dying and decorating dozens on eggs with the gentlemen of Phi Kappa Tau. |
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| Preparing to walk backwards in the egg-balancing competition. |
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| Some of the finished eggs - so colorful! |





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