Alum Enjoys Refreshing Feeling of Rekindling SAE Bonds
After graduation, many people go into the business world to start their careers.  Unlike many of his brothers, Ron Bond ’59 didn’t take an ordinary career path after graduating; Ron joined the Air Force for 28 years of service.  Ron spent most of his time in the service flying a 707, which is a KC 135 Tanker that refuels other planes.

His duties shifted during the Vietnam War however.  Due to need, Ron flew an RF-4 as a fighter pilot during the war.  “It was exciting taking pictures of North Vietnam and Laos, but I didn’t enjoy getting shot at,” Ron recalls.  He then spent the last 8 years of his service time flying congressmen and their families around the world.  After leaving the military, Ron worked with the Army Corps of Engineers as a contractor flying up and down the Mississippi River repairing dam sites for 14 years.

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Graduating Senior Q&A: Henry Litman
Henry Litman ’12 is the first in our two part series featuring graduating seniors.  He is a former Eminent Archon that is graduating in May with a degree in political science.  After graduation Henry plans to move to Washington DC to work for Penn Schoen Berland, a polling research and strategic communications firm run by Mark Penn.

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Did You Land a Job Thanks to SAE?
SAE was filled with many fun memories, and served as the foundation for great friendships that have lasted well beyond graduation. But we know that the SAE connections have likely led to great job opportunities too. Did you land a job thanks to a career network formed at SAE? Share your story on the message board.

Also, if you’re looking for a new job or looking to hire, the SAE brotherhood is a great place to network. You can share your details on the message board, and hopefully find your next career path or great employee.

SAEs Recognize the Importance of the Bonds of Brotherhood and the Rituals of Pledging
By Nate Ashton, Eminent Herald

As the spring semester draws to a close, Penn Theta has initiated another strong class of pledges. Over the past weeks they have grown in the bonds of brotherhood, learned our history and values through The Phoenix and The True Gentleman, and participated in many of the longstanding traditions and rituals of our chapter.

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A Penn Wedding
We recently received this picture of the January 2011 wedding of Harry Fisher '89 and wife. The wedding took place on January 25, 2011 where the Penn Band and Penn Quaker serenaded the newlywed couple.

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