Being a senior is a very bitter sweet time, especially right around recruitment time. Fall is our formal recruitment at my school and I am so sad that it is over. We have Meet the Sisters, Philanthropy, and Preference round all happening and then it is a blur. Preference round was when it all hit me that I am a senior and this will be my last moments as a sister and college student of Kutztown University. I couldn't help but cry when my sisters were talking about what my sorority means to them and how much our chapter has grown in the years I have been apart of it. My sorority is definitely not the same sisterhood it was when I joined, but isn't that a good thing. With every new person who joins our chapter we grow, change, and mold to the people who are now part of our amazing sisterhood. We pride ourselves with this quote a lot, "Individually unique, together complete." With my chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma, Zeta Omicron I am proud to say that none of my sisters are exactly the same but we do come together for the same purposes and strive to better ourselves through schooling and being involved.
Bid day was amazing and we got an amazing group of twenty three beautiful women to welcome into Phi Sigma Sigma. With College Panhellenic Council we also raised our total at our school from sixty five to seventy five women. I am so excited to live this last year in college to the fullest and continue to watch this great sisterhood continue to grow and thrive. All sisterhoods have their ups and downs but it is how you work through them that make the sorority stand strong and true. Together we can have it all!
The is a small, family owned business bases in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. They travel from school to school, all over Northeast and Southeast Pennsylvania selling sorority and fraternity shirts and various clothing items. Everything is hand made and there are a variety of great patterns. They also do group orders within the company.
On April 23rd, 2014 Stacy's Got Greek had a Fashion Show after the trivia part of Greek Week sponsored by Kutztown University's United Greek Council. Two students were chosen from each chapter to be dressed up in items of Stacy's hand made designs. It was a success and she even donated a part of her profits that evening to the UGC's Philanthropy the Animal Rescue League of Berks County.
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