Trivia!

[MooseGirl]

Well, Yeshiva university does not even list a cardiology lab under its centers, so I'm guessing its gone...you know how it is, they need renovations so someone else gives them more money and gets the building renamed after them...
too bad though, cuz I always thought that sounded cool...our own cardiology laboratory.

[SapphireSphinx9]

Thanks for looking that one up. I looked, but didn't see anything either... It looks like it's just Albert Einstein Medical School... That's it.

Anyways, I've gotta question:

Where was the Golden Anniversary of Phi Sigma Sigma celebrated?

PSLAM~Beth

[MooseGirl]

Yet again I am reviving this thread
It's been so long and we have so many new GCers, I'm sure it can be fun!

The answer to the previous question is the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City in 1963.

What is it called when you buy from Foundation "something" in memory of someone?

[Glitter650]

That "something" would be a blue card....


What's the other one called and what is IT for ?

[SapphireSphinx9]

IT is the Gold Card, and can be used for celebratory occasions.

Ok, my question:

How many chapters are active right now? (you can include any colonies too)

[SapphireSphinx9]

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(let's bring this thread back to life!!!)

(ali where are you?????)

[phisigduchesscv]

Originally posted by SapphireSphinx9
*bump*

(let's bring this thread back to life!!!)

(ali where are you?????)

Okay here's a question for everyone. How many colonizations/recolonizations do we have for Fall 04? Bonus for what school(s)

[jess_pom]

There are three colonies--FIT, University of Wisconsin Milwalkee and another UW school I can't think of.

Question: Who, if any, Grand Council members changed at Convention?

[phisigcloud]

I'll start:

Sandy Grossman- still Grand Archon
Darcy Burk- Dir. of alumnae to Grand Vice Archon
Diane Lavado - Dir. of Finance (first SC position)
Tracey Kock- sill Dir. of Housing
Amy Keish - Dir. of ALumnae (first SC position)
Alicia Scott - Dir. of Extension
Nicole Holland - Dir. of Prgraming

And I have a lot of questions for this trivia:
What was our first midwestern chapter and what school?

[SapphireSphinx9]

Our first mid-western chapter would be the Eta Chapter at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1922. (is that considered mid-west??)

Question: Which chapter has the most amount of active sisters? (I donno the answer to this... so I'll be learning something new!)

[MooseGirl]

Originally posted by SapphireSphinx9

Question: Which chapter has the most amount of active sisters? (I donno the answer to this... so I'll be learning something new!)

AS of June 2004 the stats show the Delta Eta Chapter at the University of Delaware with the highest # (114) although that may include new members at that time.


Question:
What motion was passed at Convention tha tmade me happy? (haha, just wanted to see how well u kno me )

ok really,

Question: what is the suggested donation dollar amount per sister for Foundation?

(that's an easy one!)

[phisigcloud]

$10 per sister..


ok, next

What high school did our ten founders attend?

[MooseGirl]

Originally posted by phisigcloud
$10 per sister..

well it was $10 a couple years ago...but last year the foundation president sent around an email asking chapters to pledge a different amount per sister. And I think chapters that fulfilled that pledge received recognition for it...(not 100% on that)

[PrincessPhiSig]

I believe it's $35/sister.

Chapters received a certificate at Convention for raising this amount or more per sister.

phisigcloud's question still stands...it's too early for me to think!

[phisigcloud]

I believe it's $35/sister.

Chapters received a certificate at Convention for raising this amount or more per sister.

Yea, you are totally right.



My question hasn't been answered. It's really not hard.