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From the national site!

9/17/2002 - Alpha Xi Delta Welcomes Boise State Colony
Epsilon Psi’s recolonization welcomed 25 young women into Alpha Xi Delta at Boise State University on September 7. Alpha Xi Delta continues to invite women into the colony. If you know of a young woman interested in Alpha Xi Delta, contact Gretchen at gknight@alphaxidelta.org.

(There are two other sororities on campus, A Chi O and a local.)

A couple of the soon-to-be Alpha Xi's from Boise State came to visit Nu chapter this summer. They were great girls--my little sis and I hung out with them for an evening (we all went out for ice cream). Since their new chapter is unhoused, they were VERY impressed by our house, and really loved the chapter scrapbook too. Yea for Epsilon Psi!!!

AXGirl, you have to tell me how ya'll did in rush! I was there Saturday and have been desperate to hear since. I even emailed the gal who did bid matching but I guess I had the wrong address. :(

Just saw this posted on the National Web site:

1/17/2003 - Boise State Colony Installation Announced
National Council proudly announces the installation of Epsilon Psi Chapter at Boise State University on February 8, 2003. The installation will be held at the West Coast Hotel in downtown Boise. The ceremony begins at 1:00 p.m. Please register to attend by contacting National Headquarters.

We look forward to welcoming Epsilon Psi Chapter into our circle of sisterhood.

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I'd like to congratulate the women of the Boise State Colony. I know that your installation weekend will be fun and inspiring.

This is from the Nu chapter site:
http://students.washington.edu/alpha...ite/index.html

Enthusiasm was felt by all initiated members in attendance including National President Jane Hooper Sutton, Executive Director Sara Nash, Director of Member Services Elysia Balster, and many other National Fraternity Members and Volunteers. The installation included the initiation of twenty-four new members and reinstallation of twenty-three initiated members, followed by a reception, which included over 100 family, friends, and members of the University Community. The Epsilon Psi Chapter has proven to be such an inspiration to all members of the Fraternity. Not only have they established a strong sisterhood at Boise State University, but also they have brought sisters closer together across the nation.