Translations
Mythology
Founding
Symbols
Ritual
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Password to enter formal chapter

αδελφή, or adelphē, which means sister.

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What is minerva the patron goddess of?

Wisdom, justice, law, and victory. Strategic warfare.

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Date of our founding

October 13, 1870
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Kappa's pin

The key

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Our rap

Six knocks (Kap-pa, Kap-pa, Gam-ma)

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Kalon K'agathon Gnōthi

"To know the beautiful and the good"

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What is minerva's animal?

The owl, representing wisdom.

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Place of our founding

Monmouth College

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Kappa's signature

Delta enclosing the sigma

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Response to attendance

αὐτοῦ, or autoû, meaning here

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Kalon K'agathon Dexesthae

"To receive the beautiful and the good"

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What did minerva supposedly invent?

The flute

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President of the United States at the time of Kappa's founding

Ulysses S. Grant

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Kappa's animal
The Owl
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Greek name given to active members during initiation 

διδάσκαλος, or Didaskalos/Didaskalis, meaning teacher.

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Word for officer serving as Marshal

Praesidium or Presidium, latin for protection, defense, guard.

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When was minerva's festival celebrated in Ancient Rome?

March 19 to March 23

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Kappa's first President 

Mary "Minnie" Moore Stewart

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Our flower

The iris

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Greek name given to new members during initiation

μαθητής, or mathētēs, means learner or pupil.

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Latin title for our President

Magister, latin for teacher

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How was minerva born?

Jupiter assaulted the titaness Metis, and then swallowed her whole to prevent the propecy of his child overthrowing him. Metis forged armor and weapons for her child in Jupiter's stomach, and the pounding and ringing left him in pain. Vulcan used a hammer to split his head, and Minerva arose from his head fully grown and in a suit of battle armor.

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Kappa's first recording secretary

Hannah Jeanette "Jennie" Boyd

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Kappa's colors AND what they mean/represent

The blue of the sky and the blue of the sea

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Our call

Ai Kor Aethenes

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