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participated in the "Heart
to Heart" health screening
program to raise awareness
of heart disease, especially
in women, in memory of
member Nichole Birky, who
passed away from heart
complications in 2006.
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Ohio State University
celebrated Founders Day by
attending a luncheon hosted
by the Columbus Alumnae
Chapteq featuring a panel of
alumnae who discussed their
experiences as collegiate
Delta Zeta members.
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University of Pittsburgh
received the Pride of the
Region Award at Region
lll Day and held their
second annual cornhole
tournament during the
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Eureka College
participated in Home-
coming week festivities,
The theme for the week was
"American Heroes," and the
Pi Chapter chose "Batgirl"
their theme.
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University of Denver
participated in an all-Creek
Halloween Carnival for area
children, partnering with the
men of Chi Phi, The chapter
also took part in the local
animal shelter's annual Furry
Scurry. Three members were
elected to the campus
Panhellenic Council.
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Louisiana State University
hosted the Creek-wide
"American Classics Dessert"
to celebrate Constitution
Day on campus and to
better understand the U.5.
Constitution. The chapter
won third place for lawn
decorations during
Homecoming
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Northwestern University
won the annual Home-
coming window decoration
contest. The chapter also
partnered with Delta Chi
Fraternity to host a barbecue
to benefit philanthropy.
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University of lllinois
was recently awarded the
"Chapter Spotlight" by the
campus Panhellenic Council
for their success in raising
campus awareness about
alcohol abuse during
National Collegiate Alcohol
Awareness Week.
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University of Alabama
paired with the 5igma
Chapter (Louisiana State
University) to host a cook-
out to benefit speech
and hearing, raising over
$5,000 for the national
philanthropy.
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University of Kentucky
decorated pumpkins to
benefit Sound Begrnnings.
The chapte/s Mr. UK
Pageant raised the second
highest monetary amount
for any philanthropy event
on campus.
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0hio Wesleyan University
traveled to Miami University
in Ohio on Founders Day.
The chapter held a than $350 for the Louisville
fundraising event to benefit
area schools during
Homecoming Week,
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Florida State University
celebrated Parents Weekend
with a Meet and Creet at
the chapter house and a University of South
barbeque before the FSU
football game, The chapter
performed in Phi Camma
Delta's Cheers for Charity.
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University of Maine
participated in the
M-Proiect, a program where
upperclassman volunteer to
mentor groups of first-year
students during their first
semesters at college.
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University of Louisville
sponsored a cornhole
tournament, raising more
Deaf Oral School. The
chapter also teamed
with the Louisville Alumnae
Chapter for their annual
auction which garnered
$l 4,000 for speech
and hearing.
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Carolina
celebrated Founders Day
with a carnival featuring
pumpkin decorating.
During Homecoming, the
chapter placed second in
the couples dance, and
won alumni and communil'
service awards. At the
football game, Beta D: ,'
and Pi Kappa A pFr
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