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On February 5th, Kappa Alpha Theta hosted its annual Winter Semi-Formal Party where each member brings a date of her choice. This year, Semi-Formal was held at a fabulous venue, the Spyglass Inn in Pismo Beach. Pictured to the right are a few Zeta Theta Seniors who attended the event. (From left to right: Nicole Hoffman, Amy Scott, Jackie Lauver, Caitlin Rosenberg, Grace D’Amico, Leilani Wu, Brenna Pringle, and Kami Tiano.) z Winter Semi-Formal z ZETA THETA CHAPTER FOUNDED 1989 F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 1 E D I T I O N California Polytechnic State University's Newsletter Kappa Alpha Theta Scholarship Recipients! Each year the Zeta Theta Alumnae Association awards financial scholarships to active members of Zeta Theta who demonstrate considerable contributions to the chapter. I am pleased to announce that the following members received scholarships: Candie Fujisaki, Kristen Patterson, Stephanie Shaffer, Victoria Francis, Erin Canino, and Brenna Corrick.
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Page 1: February Newsletter

On February 5th, Kappa Alpha Theta hosted its annual Winter Semi-Formal Party where each member brings a date of her choice. This year, Semi-Formal was held at a fabulous venue, the Spyglass Inn in Pismo Beach. Pictured to the right are a few Zeta Theta Seniors who attended the event. (From left to right: Nicole Hoffman, Amy Scott, Jackie Lauver, Caitlin Rosenberg, Grace D’Amico, Leilani Wu, Brenna Pringle, and Kami Tiano.)

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F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 1 E D I T I O N

California Polytechnic State University's

NewsletterKappa Alpha Theta

Scholarship Recipients!Each year the Zeta Theta Alumnae Association awards financial scholarships to active members of Zeta

Theta who demonstrate considerable contributions to the chapter. I am pleased to announce that the following members received scholarships: Candie Fujisaki, Kristen Patterson, Stephanie Shaffer, Victoria

Francis, Erin Canino, and Brenna Corrick.

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Prim and Proper:Panhellenic’s Etiquette PresentationThis February we were transported back to an era of higher civility when “manners actually mattered.” We were instructed in proper etiquette beyond proper dinner manners by Anita Shower, also known as “Miss Etiquette,” a self proclaimed etiquette expert and newspaper columnist for the SLO City News. The presentation was sponsored by the Panhellenic Association. Although the advice was a bit old fashioned, we appreciated Shower’s deadpan wit and valuable tips.

“Big-Little Week...We Want You In Our Family!”Theta’s newest members had a blast at Revealing

Through the course of a new member’s pledge period, she gets a “big”--a big sister who is a member of a higher pledge class. The relationship between big and little is particularly special because the big sister acts as a mentor and a role model in addition to being a close friend. The new big-little pairs are as follows: Kelly Doyle and Adriana Hidalgo, Sydney Lane and Angela Accomazzo, Jessi Grant and Christia Brockman, Cate Mitchell and Stacy Shannon, and Megan Qvistgaard and Lauren Feuerborn.

What We’ve Been Up To

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Bonding Through SisterhoodGo, Kite, Win!

Thetas came out in numbers at Greek Goblet ’11

The first sisterhood was “Greek Goblet” at the Men’s Basketball Game. “Greek Goblet” is similar to the sisterhood we had last month except that it also doubles as a competition in which the Panhellenic sorority with the most girls in attendance at the game was awarded $500 to their national philanthropy. Unfortunately, Kappa Alpha Theta got second place after Chi Omega. Nonetheless, we all had fun making signs, and cheering as loud as we could. That night the Mustangs beat their arch-rivals the UC Davis Aggies 65-56.

Showing some Theta Love:Strengthening our Sisterhood on Valentine’s Day!

Everyone has an opinion about Valentine’s Day: some people, presumably enjoying a blissful relationship with their significant other, relish in the gift giving and the elaborately planned romantic gesture (think champagne and Godiva chocolates) Other bitter singles like myself prefer to write off the “holiday” as a conspiracy, carefully plotted by the executives at Hallmark. Thankfully, Theta hosted a Valentine’s Day sisterhood activity to distract me from the dearth of red roses I received this fourteenth day of February. At the event, Zeta Thetas unleashed their inner Martha Stewarts in decorating delectable cupcakes. We also did “speed dating” which helped us to become better acquainted with the newer members. As for the members we already knew all too well, “speed dating” enabled us to spend a little time together and share some Theta Love!

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Exchanges

In February we had one exchange with Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. The theme was “Rescue Me”. Such a broad theme was open to interpretation! Many Thetas were very creative in their costume choices. All the fun went down at Vallartas’s, a Mexican restaurant

downtown. Everyone had a fun time dancing, hanging out, and meeting new people. Theta Junior, Stephanie Shaffer, (aka: DJ GΘLDIE LAX) once again wowed everyone with her DJ skills spinning awesome tracks all night long!

UPCOMING EVENTS!

INITIATIONMARCH 6

THETA CHI’SBEST SORORITY DANCE CREW

MARCH 9

GREEK WEEKMAY 15-24

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