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Congratulations on your acceptance and decision to attend MIT. This is one
decision you will not regret. MIT and the Boston area provide the ideal
environment for learning, not only about academics, but also about
friendship and about yourself.
Soon you will be asked to make a very important decision: where to live for
the next four years of your life. Rush Week is a great time to have lots
of fun and meet new people, but with over forty living groups and over a
thousand freshmen, it's a hectic time for everybody. It's important to be
prepared. This book will hopefully give you a few hints about how Rush
works, as well as introduce you to some issues you may want to consider
when choosing a living group.
The following pages will also give you an idea of what being a member of
Phi Kappa Theta is like: what we strive for, how we spend our time, and how
we interact with one another and the community. Obviously, mere pictures
and words are not sufficient to capture our everyday life. You have to come
to our house and talk to the brothers to get a real sense of what Phi Kappa
Theta is all about. If you see something that interests you, give us a
call, come to a summer rush party, and visit us during Rush.
Gregory Gryzwa
President
Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity
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