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 ==History of the Chapter==
-'''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities|fraternities]] in North America, although it does not require that all of its members be Jewish. The Iota Chapter at [[Columbia University]] was founded in 1923, and it now occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. Before [[Operation Ivy League]] it occupied the [[Brownstones|brownstone]] at 546 W 114th St. across from the [[Carman Hall|Carman]] gates.
+'''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities|fraternity]] in North America.
 Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded in 1913 at [[New York University]] by Charles C. Moskowitz. The Columbia chapter was the ninth of the now 132 chapters.
 AEPi was founded on a "core of Jewish values that remain relevant to this day, and these values are still embraced and practiced by the fraternity on a daily basis."

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 |Contact=executiveboard@aepiiota.com}}
-'''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities|fraternity]] in North America, although it does not require that all of its members be Jewish. The Iota Chapter at [[Columbia University]] was founded in 1923, and it now occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. Before [[Operation Ivy League]] it occupied the [[Brownstones|brownstone]] at 546 W 114th St. across from the [[Carman Hall|Carman]] gates.
+'''Alpha Epsilon Phi''', Iota chapter, is one of the [[:Category:Fraternities|fraternities]] recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter currently occupies occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname '''AEPi'''.
 ==Service & Philanthropy==
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 ==History of the Chapter==
 Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded in 1913 at [[New York University]] by Charles C. Moskowitz. The Columbia chapter was the ninth of the now 132 chapters.
-Alpha Epsilon Pi is a Jewish fraternity, but not a religious organization; rather, it is a social, philanthropic, scholarly, and athletic brotherhood, a multifaceted organization of men who have joined together to share their college experience.
+While Alpha Epsilon Pi is a Jewish fraternity, it is not a religious organization; rather, it is a "social, philanthropic, scholarly, and athletic brotherhood, a multifaceted organization of men who have joined together to share their college experience."
-AEPi was founded on a core of Jewish values that remain relevant to this day, and these values are still embraced and practiced by the fraternity on a daily basis.
+AEPi was founded on a "core of Jewish values that remain relevant to this day, and these values are still embraced and practiced by the fraternity on a daily basis."
 ===Notable Columbia Chapter alumni===

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 '''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities|fraternity]] in North America, although it does not require that all of its members be Jewish. The Iota Chapter at [[Columbia University]] was founded in 1923, and it now occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. Before [[Operation Ivy League]] it occupied the [[Brownstones|brownstone]] at 546 W 114th St. across from the [[Carman Hall|Carman]] gates.
-==AEPi Service & Philanthropy==
+==Service & Philanthropy==
 Following the Jewish belief in tikkun olam (repairing the world), the Iota Chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Jewish Fraternity maintains humanitarian action as a guiding principle of brotherhood. Accordingly, the Iota Chapter is dedicated to aiding not only the surrounding Morningside Heights and extended Metropolitan area communities but also national philanthropic projects.

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	'''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities\|fraternity]] in North America, although it does not require that all of its members be Jewish. The Iota Chapter at [[Columbia University]] was founded in 1923, and it now occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. Before [[Operation Ivy League]] it occupied the [[Brownstones\|brownstone]] at 546 W 114th St. across from the [[Carman Hall\|Carman]] gates.		'''Alpha Epsilon Pi''' is the largest "Jewish" [[:Category:Fraternities\|fraternity]] in North America, although it does not require that all of its members be Jewish. The Iota Chapter at [[Columbia University]] was founded in 1923, and it now occupies suite 1003 in the East Campus Residential Facility. Before [[Operation Ivy League]] it occupied the [[Brownstones\|brownstone]] at 546 W 114th St. across from the [[Carman Hall\|Carman]] gates.
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		+	==AEPi Service & Philanthropy==
		+	Following the Jewish belief in tikkun olam (repairing the world), the Iota Chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Jewish Fraternity maintains humanitarian action as a guiding principle of brotherhood. Accordingly, the Iota Chapter is dedicated to aiding not only the surrounding Morningside Heights and extended Metropolitan area communities but also national philanthropic projects.
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		+	Anyone interested in coordinating a philanthropy event or service project with the Iota Chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity should contact philanthropy chair David Cohen (dac2184@columbia.edu)

	==History of the Chapter==		==History of the Chapter==

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 ==Links==
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aepi/ AEPi Iota Main Site]
 *[http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Secret_Ritual_of_Alpha_Epsilon_Pi "Secret Ritual of Alpha Epsilon Pi," via Wikileaks]