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No, also first cousin once removed. Second cousins have a great-grandparent in common--their parents are first cousins.
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Our family is not that close, so given that definition, I don't even know my second cousins! |
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1. Roll our eyes, talk about what an idiot the author is, and remember that our organization is going to continue strong decades after this smarmy freshman journalist graduates and the newspaper piece is forgotten. In other words, sticks and stones. 2. Demand that the paper print a retraction. 3. Write letters to the editor and/or op-eds correcting all the nasty lies. 4. March outside the newspaper offices at a busy time with signs condemning their poor work. 5. Pass out flyers and put up posters around campus setting the record straight. 6. Go to a rival publication or campus radio/TV station to set the record straight. But deliberately try to bankrupt the newspaper? No. I love my university, and it needs a daily student newspaper, just as it needs a football team, an orchestra, and a student government. Student newspapers' eternally rotating leadership will inevitably make some stupid decisions. Going for the corporate death penalty when it happens would be killing a flea with a bazooka. It makes me look silly, and I could end up hurting innocent bystanders. |
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Before I moved away from the big city and met people who had rural backgrounds, or were Mormons, I was pretty much the only kid who knew those degrees and removals of their family. My dad's family threw that way off though as my grandparents married and had him late, and he had me later in life, but weren't farmers. When one has 10 or so kids the first born is usually having their first born when their last sibling is being born. It ended up that my maternal great grandmother was a year or two younger than my paternal grandmother, which further became skewed as she got married at 14 to my 27 year old maternal great grandfather. Also way creepy thing (but normal at the time and still in some world cultures) I found in my background: my father's mother's grandfather married a woman who died with no offspring, so he married her sister. So my great great great aunt and grandmother are crossed on my family tree. |
Cousin at EKU enjoyed the first night!
*fingers crossed for her to have a successful recruitment* |
that whole family/cousins thing has always been confusing to our family because my grandfather and his brother married two sisters. So my Dad has cousins from both sides of the family at once! ... now, go back and read carefully. My grandfather didn't marry his sister... people always seem to get that twisted.
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From my observation, some houses used theirs and some didn't - and some used them one day but not others. I know we used ours all three days! (I don't have exact numbers - sorry - but I arrived at hour house each evening right as the last party was starting so I saw which houses had members pouring out to go to dinner during that last time and which ones had PNMs standing in the tents outside. The way that TCU is set up, you can't see all the tents from one vantage point, so I didn't get to count houses....) |
Alpha Gamma (Kappa Delta chapter) - Westminster College, MO achieved quota +7 (21):D
KKG and KAT also made quota but I don't have the exact numbers. |
Zeta Tau Alpha at the University of South Carolina has 108 new members!
I think quota was 108. |
I got Kappa at South Carolina today! They were who I went in wanting, so I'm excited. :)
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My cousin at Eastern KY is a new member of
KAPPA ALPHA THETA!!!! She is so excited. Theta was her favorite throughout recruitment. I'm so happy for you and all you Thetas have gained another awesome sister! |
nittanygirl ~ congratulations to your cousin & to Theta @ EKU!
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