Johnny Reisel will graduate from Hersey with Maggie and Vince this summer.
They remain as close as ever, while the triplets prepare go their separate ways in August.
Vince and Maggie are beginning to make their marks on world with a clear understanding that Johnny will continue to have a big impact in his own way. Nancy Lill coaches the boys and girls volleyball teams at Hersey and runs a 51 formation for all. Vince and Maggie Reisel are usually one and the other 2 year starting setters for their respective teams. Vince and Maggie who all hoped to play volleyball in lofty school picked Hersey. It’s a decision they’ve in no circumstances regretted, and after Maggie was named AllMid Suburban League in fall and Vince hopes to reach similar individual heights this spring, it’s clear that volleyball turned out fine, as indicated by Columbia Lion, photos came from a Olympic themed mixer with Sigma Phi Epsilon held on Saturday. Team photos intended to represent Mexico have especially drawn scorn. One woman held up a bottle of tequila. Needless to say, mexican flag and words Down to Fiesta written over chest, and a few students donned great fake mustaches and sombreros and carried maracas., we really apologize for any harm the incident and photos in question may have caused and are usually actively working to rectify the situation, and to address community concerns, to some cool stuff from our ability. Notice that in a statement, Columbia Chicano Caucus ok particular offense to Mexican altering flag. Stereotypes are used to oppress marginalized communities. Oftentimes while reducing them to a mere mustache and sombrero, attire trivializes an all the nation’s history, its peoples, and its cultures. Though the attire was meant to represent Mexico in a game such as Beer Olympics, in actuality it perpetuates the sombrero American stereotype wearing ‘MexicanAmerican’ migrant worker, distorting the culture into a type of entertainment.
These pictures caricaturize Mexican culture and shouldn’t be overlooked. They have been actually offensive, while we understand that actions taken by these members may not have intended to be harmful. Photos posted to Facebook, Instagram and identical community media outlets from members of Kappa Alpha Theta show students at a Beer Olympics party dressing in racial stereotypes meant to represent Mexico, Japan, the Netherlands, Ireland, Jamaica and similar countries. Panhellenic Association issued a statement condemning incident. This is where it starts getting practically interesting. Moving forward, we will keep engaging in conversations and educational efforts with our chapters’ members and leaders to promote a strong understanding of, and commitment to, the diversity we so deeply value within the Greek community, on campus, and beyond.