Moostery at SAE: Moose Head Stolen from House
Yesterday afternoon Luke Pierce, last year’s IFC president and a former president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, tweeted:
Pierre, the moose from SAE, is missing again. If I find you with him, I’m going to firebomb your house. #nomercy
Luke Pierce
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Turns out Pierre, the house’s moose head, was stolen from the house sometime Thursday. Joe Reichwein, current president of SAE, said that this is the third time in the past two years that the moose head has been stolen. “The previous two times it has been returned but we never found out who took it,” he wrote in an email to Onward State.
The moose head has been an SAE institution since the 1970s. It was replaced in 2002 when an alumnus donated a new moose head valued at $2,200.
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