Anchor bowl是 什么意思?

University of Miami (FL) Anchor Bowl benefits charities for the blind.

Hosted by the Delta Gamma sorority. The week-long event is a 50-year tradition for the national sorority and has become a GW fundraiser in which campus fraternities annually compete in various events, including skits, flag football, penny wars and a competition to become Mr. Anchorman. It was originally named "Anchor Splash" in 1952.

Anchor Bowl raises money for Delta Gamma's national foundation, Service for Sight, which helps blind people. The sorority contributed 50 percent of its earnings to the charity, dividing the other half evenly between a local charity for the blind and a September 11 scholarship fund. Driver, a sophomore, estimates that Delta Gamma raised $2,500 this year, an increase from last year's $1,500.

Representatives from all of GW's sororities acted as judges and volunteers in the week-long competition. Each Delta Gamma member was assigned