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Destination: Kappa Add one of these chapter houses to your summer must-see list One of the best parts of summer is the opportunity to travel. Whether you’re traveling with family, meeting up for a girls weekend, or road tripping with sisters, there’s a Kappa connection nearby. Pull out your maps and make a visit to one of our beautiful chapter houses. Tulsa, Delta Pi Delta Pi Chapter has had an exciting year and was happy to be the host with the most. In October, the chapter hosted Homecoming

Phi Delta Chi is a professional pharmacy fraternity that promotes scholastic, professional, and social growth in its Brothers. While pledging Phi Delta Chi I was honored when asked to be the pledge class treasurer after I had taken on the fundraising project. Now for my second year of involvement, I am the fundraising chair. As fundraising chair I organize events to raise money and lower dues for the chapter. This year I have been working with Purdue Athletics to run concession and in first 3 months

as a mad man by the spectators. The readers instantly feel empathy for this man in the form of compassion. Ascher appeals to logos in order to define compassion in her quote, “For the ancient Greeks, drama taught and reinforced compassion within a society” (48). Ascher includes the real facts about the Greeks in her essay. When she includes these facts, it enables the readers to validate that compassion is something that is taught, whether it is through plays or having to see someone in a worse condition

Grave stele of a little girl Stephanie Sjaastad Nancy Catandella HWA 160L 112 18 November 2013 Ancient Greek art is something to be admired; the accuracy of the figures, compared to Egyptian art is commendable. The art works show great depths of emotion and detail. The “Grave stele of a little girl” is a beautiful relief of what appears to be a small child holding two birds. The forearm resembles a young child’s arm because it seems that the “baby fat” is still present,

and prevention of disease. Ancient Greek civilization sprung up around the 8th century BC. The first evidence of Greek medicine becoming a factor in Greek life came from Homer's the Odyssey and Iliad. In these stories we hear about Machaon and Podalirius the brilliant doctors and excellent men who assisted the injured men in the siege of Troy. Out of every three children born, only two would ever reach the age of two years. The life-expectancy of a healthy Greek adult was about fifty years. It all

Meeting Characteristics for Conflict Management and Resolution Meetings are a common tool used by companies and organizations for a variety of purposes, and they can be implemented in a variety of ways. Properly implemented, meetings can be effective, productive, and increase involvement of the participants at the meetings. If not implemented properly, meetings can be costly as well as unproductive for both the leader and the participants. By examining recent meeting characteristics of Wheatridge

All around the world sororities are a subculture or “a segment of society’s population” on most college campuses (Macionis 64). These sororities have their own language, norms, beliefs, and values. Most college campuses have many charters or different sororities to choose from when a student wants to pledge a sorority. On the Saint Francis University campus, there are seven sororities that a female student can belong to. Each sorority has a different philanthropy which is a foundation that the sorority

Unlike most college students, I began my undergraduate career at the age of 16. With my youth came some naivete. The chance to offer advice to myself as an incoming freshman is an opportunity I would take in a heartbeat. I would dispense advice in three areas: academics, social life, and personal conduct. In the past you have been a fairly strong student, but there are some pointers that you may want to heed. Although the laptop you were gifted as a graduation present may be a powerful tool, you

achievements, but by their looks, and the wealth and status of their fathers or husbands. Even Penelope seems to acknowledge this when she says “My looks, my face, my carriage, were soon faded or lost.” knowing that is what the people of the Ancient Greek society judged people on. After Odysseus is presumed dead,

in movies and books. This novel takes place during the Greek era where they idolized Xenia because they thought it was respectful to take care of their house guests. The Greeks admired Xenia because the Greek gods sometimes dressed up as paupers to visit people. Furthermore, the Greeks had many fears and theories about the world, so they believed everything revolved around the gods. Throughout the Odyssey, many of the archetypes related to Greek culture such as Hero’s journey, monsters, and temptresses