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'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 members, among which are some of the most social and well-known students at Columbia. Brothers are involved in CCSC / ESC, University Senate, Rowing, Soccer, Football, and Tennis. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and also had the highest GPA. The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that can be identified by its red doors.  
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'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 members, among which are some of the most social and well-known students at Columbia. Brothers are involved in CCSC / ESC, University Senate, Rowing, Soccer, Football, and Tennis. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and also had the highest GPA. The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors.  
  
 
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Revision as of 05:25, 4 April 2010

Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as SigEp. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 members, among which are some of the most social and well-known students at Columbia. Brothers are involved in CCSC / ESC, University Senate, Rowing, Soccer, Football, and Tennis. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and also had the highest GPA. The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors.

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