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Our Chapter and Members
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When and what is Hera Day?
March 1st, celebrated as a day of personal service
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What are our colors?
Scarlet and olive green
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When is founders day?
October 15th
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Name the learning center. 

The Heights Learnings Center

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What is our chapter name?

Delta Chi

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When and what is Macdowell month?
February, to celebrate the arts
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What is our flower?
Red carnation
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What year was Alpha Chi Omega founded?
1885
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Where is headquarters?
Indianapolis, Indiana
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What other sororities are at WWU?

Alpha Phi, Chi Omega, and Delta Gamma. 

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Our crest is broken into how many parts?

3

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What is our open motto?
Together let us seek the heights
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What year was our chapter formed? 

1965

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What do you sign each year committing to our standards and rules? 

Annual Obligations

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Name our advisors. 

Jackie and Chelsea

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What are our membership standards?
Academics, Character Development, Financial Responsibility, Leadership, and Personal Development
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Where did our badge come from?
In Greek mythology the first instrument played by the gods on Mt. Olympus was the lyre
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What is our founding university?
DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana
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What is the body composed of women's fraternities?
National Panhellenic Council
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What documents govern our chapter?

Bylaws

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Sing the Greek alphabet
alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta eta theta iota kappa lambda mu nu xi omicron pi rho sigma tau upsilon phi chi psi omega
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Where did our name come from?
Alpha- first letter of the alphabet Omega- last letter Chi- used as an "and" The first and last sorority founded on music
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Who are our founders?

Anna Allen Smith, Bertha Deniston Cunningham, Bessie Grooms Keenan, Amy DuBois Rieth, Olive Burnett Clark, Nellie Gamble Childe, and Estelle Leonard

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How many collegiate chapters are there?

over 140 

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Where can you find the policies and bylaws?
Governing Documents