I love my KKG lavaliere, almost forgot to mention it... My boyfriend went and got me the really nice gold w/ diamonds and sapphires one for our half year anniversary. I was in shock for a few days after that since I hadn't expected him to get me it.

So far the only piece of Beta paraphernalia I have is my achievement band. My pledge ritual is Tuesday night, so I'll get other stuff, too. :)

I'd love to get a lavaliere when I can afford one.

I got a gold chapter guard when I graduated from my chapter and a silver gavel for being the master. They were somewhat pricey but it's more about the fact that I gave 4 years to getting a chapter running, stable, and successful and a reminder that I can do more even though I'm not an undergraduate. My paddles from my little bros were cool too and help keep memories in my mind.

-Rudey
--Cool items to own.

My favorite Theta things:
- my badge
-my sterling silver Kappa Alpha Theta ring that I still wear, (however theres some cute ones in the new Theta mag)
-my Initiation certificate and bid card
-t-shirt from the year we won Homecoming, ya have to understand how much I love Homecoming (I was chair two years in a row)

In no particular order:

1. My Alpha Gam ring I bought at Convention (off the display, suprisingly.)

2. Skiouros (also bought at Convention)

3. MY BADGE, OF COURSE!!! :)

1. my badge!!!!!

2. my convention charm bracelet (also purchased from the display!!)

3. a hand carved tiger's eye squirrel that my husband bought me on our honeymoon. ::insert "awwwwwwwwww" here::


marissa

My absolute favorite sorority item is the paddle that my little sis Rayna made for me. It is absolutely beautiful and I very proudly hang it on my wall! :D

I also love this pretty flower pot that my big sis Laura made for me and gave to me on my Big/Lil night

and of course, my lavalier...I rarely take it off!

My line shirt and my crossing jacket.

My history books - recently purchased 2 of the 3 volumes of Loyally (ADPi). The newest book that came out in 2001 I got at our 150th convention. The best one is the one published in 1928 I got for a Christmas gift. One more to go for a complete set!

Another favorite is all of the pictures I have personally taken of chapter houses and campuses where we have chapters during my travels on vacations.