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Something we do during bonding time is get a beach ball and blow it up. On the ball someone writes, before the event, a bunch of questions all over the ball. You want the ball completely filled with questions. We do serious ones and funny ones. Then you get in a circle and toss the beach ball. Whoever catches it answers the question that is under their right thumb. I've learned a lot about sisters this way.
We also do a yarn throw type activity. Everyone sits in a circle and the first person holds the yarn string but throws the ball. Whoever he/she throws it to, she has to say something about that person, whether it be about their personality or what that person contributes to the chapter. Then it keeps going so that there is a like a web of yarn. We continue the activity by placing a set of letters across the web. This symbolizes how each member of the chapter is vital in holding our chapter up. Then someone takes scissors and cuts a piece of the string. The string keeps getting cut until the letters fall. When they've fallen, this symbolizes that without the chapter members, the organization would not be able to survive and that the chapter needs everyone.
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Gamma Sigma- Virginia Commonwealth
Help one another, is part of the religion of sisterhood. - Louisa May Alcott
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