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"That&amp;#039;s right, I&amp;#039;m joining a sorority! A couple of girls are starting one on campus called Rho Epsilon Pi. Sounds unfamiliar, right? That&amp;#039;s because it&amp;#039;s not national, it&amp;#039;s one-of-a-kind. Although I was a bit disappointed that I&amp;#039;m not joining a national sorority, it has its good points. We, as the founding members, get to create our own rituals, hand signs, motto and other traditions! So far, our flower is the rose. I volunteered to be in a committee that promotes spirit within the sorority! Oh, it is so exciting. We had a meeting already and we had so many ideas, like:  -putting decorated, positive notes in the sisters&amp;#039; school mailboxes, -bringing homemade cookies to a meeting, -going to support our sorority sisters at plays and sports games, -playing Secret Santa (except without the Santa part), -and, of course, birthday celebration ideas. It was such a good start for the sorority and a fantastic group of girls. I can&amp;#039;t wait to bond more and actually get to know them. I honestly did not peg myself for joining a sorority, but I am really feeling that this is my niche. My advice to all of you is to keep an open mind, and give everything a try, including joining a sorority. This really is about finding a support group and having another venue to create friendships with people that you would not have met otherwise. *Pictures will come soon! Especially after our first mixer and after we get our sorority gear/clothing! :) Noelia If you were to start your own sorority, what types of traditions would you want to see? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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