The agenda from the MST Alumni Association has been posted on the Alumni...

The brothers of Alpha Delta Zeta would like to thank all of the alumni who visited us over homecoming. Thanks for a great time! The Fall 2008 Transit is now posted on the Alumni page.

"Three Stars of Courage - the nation's second-highest honour behind the rare Cross of Valour - were among 70 decorations approved by the Governor-General this year to recognise actions of bravery in peacetime. ... The third, also remembered posthumously, is 23-year-old American Robert Cook, from Missouri. On July 29, 2006 Melbourne woman Kimberley Dear was to have made her first skydive in America. But when engine failure caused the plane to plummet to the ground seconds after take-off, Mr Cook, her instructor, clipped his skydive harness to hers and demanded she use his body as a mattress. He was killed on impact." There are quite a few articles in the Australian press about the recent award handed out to our own Robert Cook. You can read more of them with the following links.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Alumni Work Day. We got alot accomplished including new tile in the dining room, bording up the attic insulation, and alot of other small jobs around the house. We really appreciate everyone's hard work...

Some major steps have been taken this semester in the direction of polishing the overall look of the house in order to improve our living condition, help attract prospective new members, and give us a fighting chance in the ongoing battle against campus’s new facilities. During our Alumni Work Weekend at the end of our regular work week we made very noticeable improvements including but not limited to: the game area was retiled, walls were white washed, door frames were painted to stand out, bedroom doors were cleaned up, and light fixtures were replaced as needed. We are trying our best to improve what we have, but we can’t do it alone!