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Phi Facts and History |
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Alpha Phi was established in 1872 in Syracuse, NY. |
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Ten women started Alpha Phi: Martha Foote Crow, Kate Hogoboom Gilbert, Clara Bradley Burdette, Florence Chidester Lukens, Ida Gilbert Houghton, Elizabeth Hubbell Schults, Rena Micheals Atchinson, Louise Shepard Hancock, Clara Sittser Williams. |
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The cornerstone of the first Alpha Phi chapter house was laid on June 22, 1886 |
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The Alpha Phi Quarterly was first published in 1888. |
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Our Chapter, Eta Psi was established at Eastern Washington University in 1990. |
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The Symbols of Alpha Phi are the Ivy leaf, Lily of the valley, Forget-Me-Nots, and the "phi-bear." |
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The colors of Alpha Phi were originally blue and gold but were changed to silver and bordeaux in 1879. |
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Alpha Phi is the 4th oldest and 4th largest sorority. |
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The letter Phi is pronounced "phee" since this is grammatically correct after following the vowel Alpha. |
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Alpha Phi is one of the three International Sororities. |
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