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Feature Photo: The Naked Truth

Jake Lacey
July 6, 2006
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity president Pat Trimble runs down East First Street yesterday wearing only shoes and a jockstrap. Members of many sororities and fraternities came out to cheer on Trimble's sprint from the Pi Beta Phi sorority house to the Fiji fraternity house.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity president Pat Trimble runs down East First Street yesterday wearing only shoes and a jockstrap. Members of many sororities and fraternities came out to cheer on Trimble’s sprint from the Pi Beta Phi sorority house to the Fiji fraternity house.
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