The brothers of Phi Delta Chi held our second annual social with Lambda Kappa Sigma. As brothers, we value strong interfraternal relations, and were very enthusiastic about having a combined event again this year. The night started off with mingling and a barbeque put on at Rowland Hall. Social Chair, Kevin Chan collaborated with LKS’s Social Chair to set up for the event. Since the event took place on the day of Halloween, there were lots of decorations, lights, and themed r

Written by Cindy Hsieh On October 29, 2014, University of the Pacific hosted its 16th annual Safe Trick-or-Treat. This is a free and public event for the Stockton and San Joaquin County community, where parents can bring their enthusiastic “munchkins and gremlins” onto campus for a safe and guided trick-o-treating tour through Pacific. Each student guide leads a motley crew of fifteen-to-twenty children through decorative and themed dorming halls, where treats are handled out

Written by Claire Kim Add five cups of sugar and a dash of spookiness for the perfect Halloween recipe! Phi Delta Chi brothers volunteered at John Muir Elementary School’s Annual Fall Festival on October 24th. The festival was held outside of empty classrooms in the warm fall weather. As the day turned to night, children of all ages transformed from students to ghosts, witches, zombies, and ice princesses, and enjoyed a night of carnival games, rides, and food. The brothers

Name: Christopher Won Nickname: "Disneyland" Hometown: Fremont, CA Birthday: November 7 Graduation Year: 2013 What are your goals for your new position? Mainly, to encourage more alumni to come out to more events Favorite pharmacy school subject? Infectious Disease Your proudest moment in Phi Delta Chi? Being able to lead the chapter as WCC If you were a drug what would you be? Xanax, so I can keep everyone calm #alumni

Written by Johnny Nilsen There was a line for both the gym and the bounce house to kick off this year’s YMCA-PDC co-sponsored health fair. With over 20 committees filling the gym to educate, screen and consult the public, this family-friendly event was a time to promote healthy lifestyles while involving the greater Stockton community. From the committees involved, families were able to receive free immunizations and were also offered free screenings that included cholester

Written by Kevin Chan The brothers went to their first Buck Fifty event at Zaps Zone. Brothers were split into two teams based on the house teams and battled out in the arena. Teams 3 and 4 vs Teams 1 and 2. Brothers played different game modes such as Team Deathmatch, Free-for-all, other fun modes. Brothers had fun running around frantically and were very competitive. In the end Teams 3 and 4 won the majority of the games but they were very close throughout. Everyone had a