The fraternity brothers finally tied $1,323 each, so both had their hair shaved. The $2,646 raised by Tau Kappa Epsilon will go to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. @TheStateHornet
Fanya Lewis said she plans to bid for her son, Curtis Nichols, in what she said will be a highly contested round of Tau Kappa Epsilon’s fundraising competition for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. @TheStateHornet
Antione Phillips, a third-year kinesiology student at Sac State, lost the round in which he and Curtis Nichols raised over $5,000 between them. @TheStateHornet@TKE_SacState
@GetThereeChuch I just don’t like the culture in SoCal. Like everybody down there judges you strictly based off the way you look. Been there a few times and if I rock sweats and slides to the mall, I get stared at all day. Maybe I’m just sexy af, idk