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PIKA
(redirected from Pi Kappa Alpha)

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PIKAPacific International Kayak Association (Canada)
PIKAPacific Islander Kie Association (California)
PIKAPi Kappa Alpha (fraternity)
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[Times Magazine] ‘“Ahmadinejad-‘mania’” comes to Columbia, but the brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha just want to invite the Iranian president over for a cold one.
Monday: Rachel Zoe, Steve Guttenberg, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad by David Foxley / The New York Observer
Over the years, the Zeta Beta Tau and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity houses on Halsted Street have been cited for disruptions and code violations.
2 CSUN FRAT HOUSES ORDERED VACATED NORTHRIDGE NEIGHBORS COMPLAINED OF ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Two fraternities - Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Nu - either did not comply or missed the deadline for signing the no-booze pledge and lost their university affiliation, which usually means they lose their charter from the national organization.
Living the dry life by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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