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07-11-2007, 04:08 PM
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Sorry I meant was in the actual historical sense, not was as in is now.
Yeah that made more sense. Let's start over, I didn't know it started as one  COOL!
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No problem. I just wanted to clarify things so no one thinks that you have to be a teacher or something to join my organization.
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07-11-2007, 04:17 PM
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No problem. I just wanted to clarify things so no one thinks that you have to be a teacher or something to join my organization. 
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man you know many times i get that from interested members and GDIs alike?
and conversely, while we are a diverse set of sophisticated, graceful and radiant ladies  , a good chunk of sorors i meet are in the education sector, being teaching, administration, non-profit...
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Do you know people? Have you interacted with them? Because this is pretty standard no-brainer stuff. -33girl
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07-11-2007, 05:00 PM
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man you know many times i get that from interested members and GDIs alike?
and conversely, while we are a diverse set of sophisticated, graceful and radiant ladies , a good chunk of sorors i meet are in the education sector, being teaching, administration, non-profit...
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I hear you soror and this is true. I think this is because in order to be a Sigma, you should at least be interested in Education and agree that it is very important to the overall success of our communities and the youth in particular.
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07-12-2007, 02:26 AM
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I hear you soror and this is true. I think this is because in order to be a Sigma, you should at least be interested in Education and agree that it is very important to the overall success of our communities and the youth in particular.
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The vast majority of our members are in education, too, as were all but 2-3 of our Founders. And Howard started as a Teacher's College. That is because back then that was almost the only field that women could go into. My guess is the same could be said of AKA and ZPhiB, but I'll let them confirm that.
The Omegas are considered Delta's brothers, because they helped us fill out the necessary paperwork for the school and then one of them ran across the campus to file our application for us before the deadline.
Delta's colors are crimson and cream, because of two reasons. The Kappas called one of their fraters who then worked in administration at Howard and asked him to pull strings for us to get Founded on the campus. The other reason is if you separate the colors that make up pink, you get red and white.
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07-12-2007, 11:17 AM
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The vast majority of our members are in education, too, as were all but 2-3 of our Founders. And Howard started as a Teacher's College. That is because back then that was almost the only field that women could go into. My guess is the same could be said of AKA and ZPhiB, but I'll let them confirm that.
The Omegas are considered Delta's brothers, because they helped us fill out the necessary paperwork for the school and then one of them ran across the campus to file our application for us before the deadline.
Delta's colors are crimson and cream, because of two reasons. The Kappas called one of their fraters who then worked in administration at Howard and asked him to pull strings for us to get Founded on the campus. The other reason is if you separate the colors that make up pink, you get red and white.

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I was like, I know soror is being facetious....she just has to be 
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07-17-2007, 04:38 PM
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The vast majority of our members are in education, too, as were all but 2-3 of our Founders. And Howard started as a Teacher's College. That is because back then that was almost the only field that women could go into. My guess is the same could be said of AKA and ZPhiB, but I'll let them confirm that.
The Omegas are considered Delta's brothers, because they helped us fill out the necessary paperwork for the school and then one of them ran across the campus to file our application for us before the deadline.
Delta's colors are crimson and cream, because of two reasons. The Kappas called one of their fraters who then worked in administration at Howard and asked him to pull strings for us to get Founded on the campus. The other reason is if you separate the colors that make up pink, you get red and white.

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Interesting. It makes things a lot clearer to hear it from a Delta's perspective.
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