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Old 11-22-2011, 08:44 AM
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If you have a Greek system that gets along, you could probably do a function around Greek Week or Homecoming. Or for that matter you could hold a mock-rush event where the sororities take turns going through house tours or something.

Your sorority headquarters would probably not be on board with having an alcohol related event, even if the actual alcohol is not in your chapter house, but since there's alwas a struggle for a good alcohol-free Greek event, this might fill the bill if you can talk the guys into going dry for a night. I think it could be great fun to do a progressive dinner (with mocktails?) or just an open house. And I'd invite the various Alumnae Associations. They'd probably eat it up!

Suggest it to your NPC rep. Maybe she could take it to her next meeting and they can start the ball rolling.
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