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    Greek Alpha Letter

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    Other than representing the Greek alphabet, the letters, alpha, beta, gamma, and along with the others, have many other meanings. Below are the Greek letters and their many meanings. Alpha: Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet (Α, α). In both zoology and sociology, alpha describes of the lead of the group. In astrology, alpha is the first and brightest star in a constellation. In chemistry, it is one of two or more isomeric compounds. Beta: Beta is the second letter of the Greek alphabet(β, B). In astrology, beta is the second and second-brightest star in a constellation. In chemistry, it is one of two or more isomeric compounds. It describes of a product in testing. Gamma: Gamma is the third letter of the Greek alphabet(Γ, γ).…

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    Pfeiffer Extension FAQs 1. Is Greek life only part of the collegiate experience? Membership in a Greek-letter organization is for a lifetime. The membership experience provides opportunities for friendship and connections as well as personal and professional growth. Even after graduation, many alumni continue to be involved in their Greek-letter organizations by joining local alumni associations and/or volunteering for their inter/national organizations. 2. What are the benefits of joining a…

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    Hey Facebook friends, I am excited to let you know that I have the opportunity to return to Greece this year. I will be going with a team of 5 to Lesbos, Greece. Our work will be similar to last year. We are providing humanitarian aid and crisis relief to Persian speaking refugees. I will be on the island for 2 weeks with my team of 5 from Hinson and Kim Garrity our long term worker from Germany. The refugee crisis is complicated and multilayered. It’s not simply a matter of good guys and bad…

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    Outside Speaker Critique On October seventh, John R. Seffrin came to Ball State to inform students on cancer and the research in the cancer field, while also promoting the American Cancer Society, commonly called the ACS. The event was a presentation to promote awareness for cancer research while also showcasing what the American Cancer Society has done to fight cancer. This event took place in Ball State’s student center ballroom, the presentation started at 7:00 PM and lasted roughly one hour…

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    Greek Roman Influence

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    sometimes even gods. Greek gods and mythology have not only impacted the Greeks, but has continued to impact society throughout time; including nations such as Rome, Egypt, and America. Among plenty of other things, the Romans have adopted art/ architecture, warfare, and religion from the Greeks. Greek and Roman architectures are similar, and sometimes people have a hard time distinguishing one from the other. However, there are differences in the style of art and architecture from both…

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    "I wear my letters on my front, because I know my sisters have my back." Rush week is one of the most exciting events in a woman's freshman year. Meeting new friends, exploring new opportunities, and choosing an organization to be involved with for the rest of your life. So why is Greek life so much more important in the south? Why is being a "sorority girl" a way of life in these old fashion states? Why does the south do it so much better? Sorority by definition means: "a society for female…

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    The Archaic period was from 800 BCE - 490 BCE. This was the point at which the order of the Greek letters was definitely designed with vowels and constants. This is additionally when the Greek polis (a small city-state) was created. Individuals were defined by certain geographic regions and not simply by family ties. People created trade roots which in turn stimulated economic development. Trade relied upon the ocean due to the fact that it was one of the only available methods of…

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    While we may not wear togas or worship the gods on top of Mount Olympus, much of our lives have been shaped by Greek philosophers and their discoveries. From our government, to the science and technology that makes up every tool we use, to our favorite medias and the very words we speak, the Greeks have had an impact on our world today. When our founding fathers of America wanted to separate from Great Britain, they had a job to do, create a new government. They needed to create a system that…

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    Historically the Romans actually followed the Greeks until they defeated them in 146 B.C.. Their idealistic differences are well known when comparing artworks. While the Greeks are more focused on God's and power, Romans use their art for decoration depicting reality and beauty. Romans were more likely to sculpt a well-known fit emperor while Greek sculpted an unrealistic beauty of what they imagined. Romans luxurious objects consisted of metal works, gem engravings, ivory carvings, and…

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    Greek Club Disadvantages

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    all the “Go Greek” propaganda that is all around the school. Ask any Greek student what are the benefits of going Greek. They will probably say: better academic standing, resume booster, social ties, profound connections, and brotherhood/sisterhood relationships that lasts a lifetime. This study not only examines the benefits of joining a social Greek club but also the cons of it. It will also go into depth about the membership and the disaffiliation rate. Research shows that Greek students…

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