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'''Princeton University established in 1746, Princeton, New Jersey''' | '''Princeton University established in 1746, Princeton, New Jersey''' | ||
+ | '''Founded April 11, 1992''' | ||
− | ''' | + | '''52 charter members''' |
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'''880 initiates (as of June 2018)''' | '''880 initiates (as of June 2018)''' | ||
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'''Some of Zeta Phi’s Outstanding Members:''' (If you have chapter alumnae who have received recognition in any of these three categories, please list them with the date(s) of recognition.) | '''Some of Zeta Phi’s Outstanding Members:''' (If you have chapter alumnae who have received recognition in any of these three categories, please list them with the date(s) of recognition.) | ||
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Now officially the 122nd active chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma in the Fraternity’s 122nd year. A reception was held at the Nassau Presbyterian Church, followed by a mock formal chapter meeting and an evening banquet at the Nassau Inn. Zeta Phi was presented with silver platters, banners, a punch bowl set, and other gifts from other chapters and alumnae. As a gift of gratitude to the alumnae and the Fraternity, a member composed a song expressly for the occasion. At the end of the evening we stood at our tables and sang: | Now officially the 122nd active chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma in the Fraternity’s 122nd year. A reception was held at the Nassau Presbyterian Church, followed by a mock formal chapter meeting and an evening banquet at the Nassau Inn. Zeta Phi was presented with silver platters, banners, a punch bowl set, and other gifts from other chapters and alumnae. As a gift of gratitude to the alumnae and the Fraternity, a member composed a song expressly for the occasion. At the end of the evening we stood at our tables and sang: | ||
− | Oh, we’re so glad to be here | + | Oh, we’re so glad to be here |
− | All womanly and true | + | All womanly and true |
− | On April the eleventh | + | On April the eleventh |
Of 1992. | Of 1992. | ||
− | We’re psyched to be at Princeton | + | We’re psyched to be at Princeton |
− | We cannot tell a lie | + | We cannot tell a lie |
− | We’re thrilled that Kappa came here | + | We’re thrilled that Kappa came here |
To start up Zeta Phi. | To start up Zeta Phi. | ||
− | We love our orange and black clothes | + | We love our orange and black clothes |
− | We’re tigers through and through | + | We’re tigers through and through |
− | But also wearers of the key, | + | But also wearers of the key, |
We love our blue and blue. | We love our blue and blue. | ||
− | Sincerity and friendship | + | Sincerity and friendship |
− | And love and loyalty | + | And love and loyalty |
− | These are the things we promise | + | These are the things we promise |
To dear old K-K-G. | To dear old K-K-G. | ||