Every RPI student and alum has invariably heard the term ‘Tute Screw; often used metaphorically and also embodied as an actual object. No one knows who coined the term or how long it has been in use, but the object itself has a documented origin. In the Fall of 1949, Sigma Phi Epsilon [...]
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The Tute Screw
Posted in RPI Trivia, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute History, tagged fraternities, freshmen, Rensselaer, RPI, Sigma Phi Epsilon, student traditions, students, Tute Screw on March 4, 2008 | 7 Comments »
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