PPP information Flashcards

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First Jewel and who is it dedicated to

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Compassion and they are dedicated to the founders of Delta Sigma Theta

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Second Jewel and who is it dedicated to

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Courtesy and it is dedicated to at Delta mothers of members

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Third Jewel and who is it dedicated to

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Dedication and it is dedicated to the National Presidents of DST past and present

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1912

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Delta Sigma Theta was conceptualized as a charter sorority

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1913

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On February 18, the Delta Alpha chapter was granted a certificate of incorporation

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1919

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First national convention was held on December 27-30

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1921-1922

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May Week and Housing fund was granted

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1923-1924

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Mary McLeod Bethune was initiated as an honor member
Delta Hymn was written and composed by Alice Dunbar Nelson and Florence Cole Talbert

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1925

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Iota Chapter adopted Jabberwock

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1927

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Vote to conduct conventional biennially, beginning with the 20th national Conventional 1929

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Who was the Founder who Taught drama at Bennett College and served as Directress of the Harlem School of the Arts
Osceola Macarthy Adams

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Osceola Macarthy Adams

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Who was the founder that was born in Chicago, Illinois, was a constant supporter of the Alpha Chapter and taught young children

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Marguerite Young Alexander

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Who was the founder who became the first black social worker for New York City and Country Charities and was Alpha Chapter’s first Custodian

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Winona Cargile Alexander

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Who was the founder who was the first Vice President of the Alpha Chapter and a charter member of Queens Alumnae Chapter

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Ethal Cuff Black

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Who was the founder who was born in Winfield, Kansas, and Marched in the Women’s suffrage march in both 1913 and 1981

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Bertha Pitt Campbell

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Who was the founder who was not only a singer but an actress and sang for TV show
HINT: Carter = Beyonce Carter

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Zephyr Chrisom Carter

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Who was the founder who graduated from Howard in 1913 as the Valedictorian and class President? She also married a founder of Omega Psi Phi

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Edna Brown Coleman

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Who was the founder who was the first corresponding secretary of Alpha Chapter as well as became a teacher and fought for equal wages for Black teachers in Galveston, Texas

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Jessie McGuire Dent

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Who was the founder that was the first sergeant at the arms of the Alpha Chapter and helped charter the graduate chapter of DST in Dallas, Texas. She also was a part of the Eta Beta Alumnae chapter in Dallas in 1960, which became the first Greek letter organization in the city
HINT: Chased people

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Frederica Chase Dodd

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Who was the founder that served as the president of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta

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Myra Davis Hemmings

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Who was the founder that became a music teacher in Washington DC
HINT: clarinet

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Olive Claire Jones

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Who was the founder that helped lobby Delta Sigma Theta to participant in the Women’s suffrage March
HINT: Bugged the members

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Jimmie Bugg Middleton

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Who was the founder who was born in Charlottesville, Virginia? She was a musician and she graduated as Valedictorian of the Teacher’s college

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Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

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Who was the founder who was born in Washington DC, Graduated from M Street High School ( later known as Dunbar High School), and was the first public high school for the Black in the US
HINT: M street

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Vashti Turley Murphy

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Who was the founder that was the last surviving founder when she died in 1993 in Washingtonville, NY? She married Clearance W. Richardson, a member of Alpha Phi Alpha
HINT: married a rich Alpha

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Naomi Sewell Richardson

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Who was the founder that was from a small town in Belton, South Carolina, the first in the Omega Omega chapter. Married a Reverend and established a mission, which became the second Baptist Church in LeRoy, Illinois

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Mammie Ready Rose

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Who was the founder that never got married and received a doctorate degree

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Eliza Pearl Shippen

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Who was the founder who was presented her Diploma and scholarship from President Taft and who introduced the First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to an audience of parents at John Wesley AME Zion Church
HINT: FL = First Lady

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Florence Letcher Toms

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Who was the founder that became a teacher with a career that covered more than 30 years and began a second career as a dramatic performer after she retired
HINT: RR = two careers

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Ethel Carr Watson

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Who was the founder that published the novel, “ The Valley of the Poor,” which focused on racism and poverty in the South
HINT: wordy book

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Wertie Blackwell Weaver

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Who was the founder that drafted the initial constitution and Bylaws as well as designed the ceremony for induction of Honorary Members, She also set in motion the mechanism of creating a chapter and designed the sorority pen. Also served as the second president of Alpha Chapter and DST ( 1913-1919)

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Madree Penn White

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Who was the founder that taught at Claffin College in Orangeburg, SC
HINT: Mott’s gummies

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Edith Mott Young

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Who was the first National President, when was her term

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Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander, 1919-1923

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Who was the National President who was the first Black person to be awarded a Ph.D. in economics, to serve as the first Black woman to be admitted to the Penn Bar, served as the official legal advisor to Delta Sigma Theta, elected to the office of Grand President 4 times? Grand President for the 1st National Convention, and created the Grand Chapter.

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Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander

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Who was the national President that had a chapter being established on college campuses in Cincinnati, Syracuse, Ithaca ( NY) Berkeley (calif), Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Ann Arbor? The Omicron Chapter was established in 1922 in Lincoln, Neb. She had a Graduate Chapter being authorized at the second National Convention in 1920. And had the Kappa Chapter established at the Uni of California, earning Delta the distinction of being the first Greek-letter organization for Negro college men and women on the Pacific coast.

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Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander

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Who was the second National President, when was her term

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G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley, 1923-1926

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Who was the national President that Created the new nomenclature system for naming chapters, and established the Omega Omega chapter as the memorial Chapter

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G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley

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Who was the National President who Adopted the Delta Hymn at the 6th National Convention, approved the regional conference as a permanent institution, and established the Omega Omega chapter resulting from the chartering of the Omega chapter at Western Reserve Univ and revision of chapter nomenclature

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G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley

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Who was the third National President, when was her term

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Ethel Lamay Calimese, 1926-1929

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Who was the National President that got the Biennially convention approved, National Vigilance committee approved, enforced the regulations and laws of sorority, Administration abolished duties of the Grand President and general vice president to all regions to elect

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Ethel Lamay Cailese

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Who was the National President that had the duties of the Grand President and Grand Vice President as related to the regional conference were abolished, allowing each region the privilege of electing their own regional director. And Became ill in 1928 which caused her to be inactive with the sorority for a period of time, and become the third Honorary Grand President of DST at the conclusion of the convention

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Ethel Lamay Cailmese

42
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What are the three rites of Passage

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The Pyramid Induction Ceremony, Initiation Ceremony, and the Omega Omega service

43
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Minerva Circle

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Sisterhood, black, college, women, public services

44
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Who wrote the Delta Oath and when

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Honorary member Mary Church Terrel in 1948

45
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Describe the chapter Nomenclature

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Alpha is Constant, and after every round of the Greek Alpha from A to Omega, another Letter is added on

46
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Who is the 4th National President and when was their term

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Anna Johnson Julian
1929-1931

47
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Who was the national president that had the Grand Chapter incorporated under D.C. laws (1930) and the national Pan-Hellenic council formed ( Dr. Julian served as treasurer)

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Anna Johnson Julian

48
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Who is the 5th National President and when was their term

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Gladys Byram Shepperd
1931-1933

49
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Who was the president that has the national boarders as component of organizational structure created

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Gladys Byram Shepperd

50
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Who was the 6th National President and was their term

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Jeannette Triplett Jones
1933-1935

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Who was the national President who got the national headquarters established and designed the sorority Crest

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Jeannette Triplett Jones

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What is the 4th jewel and who was it dedicated to

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Fellowship and it is dedicated to the many chapter of Delta sigma

53
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what is the 5th Jewel an who is it dedicated to

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fidelity and it is dedicated to the Honorary members

54
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what is the 6th jewel and who was it dedicated to

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Honesty and it is dedicated to the national officers, past and present, who guided the organization

55
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who was the 7th national president when was their term

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Vivian Osobrn Marsh (1935-1939)

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Who was the national president who made the decision to get activity involved in the civil rights movement and was considered an anti-lynching bill

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Vivian Osborn Marsh

57
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who was the 8th national president and when was their term??

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Helen Elsie Austin
1939-1944

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Which National president was the first Black woman to graduate from the University of Cincinnati Law School, she also has the JOB ANALYSIS endorsed as a national project. Had US government war Bonds. Had the Victory book drive, addressed discrimination in the Armed forces and created the office of undergraduate coordinator

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Helen Elsie Austin

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who was the 9th national president and when was their term

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Mae Wright Downs Peck Williams
1944-1947

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who was the president who focused on voting and equal rights for women and minorities in employment practices. Made a purchase of war bonds and ambulances and emphasized education

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Mae Wright Downs Peck Williams

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who was the 10th national president and when was their term

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Dorothy Irene Height
1947-1956

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who was the national president who purchased the national headquarters building, revised of nomenclature, got the graduate chapter to be known as the alumnae chapter, proposed the member-at-large category project, and established a Delta five-point project

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Dorothy Irene Height

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who was the 11th national president and when was their term

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Dorothy Penman Harrison
1956-1958

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Who was the national president who burned the Mortgage on the first national headquarters, she held the first national Delta Christmas party and had the first publication Delta Newsletter

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Dorothy Penman Harrison

65
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who was the 12th national president and when was their term

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Jeanne L. Noble
1958-1963

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Who was the national would was the youngest woman to be elected to the office of national president, was the first black woman to become a tenured professor at New York University. She was at the golden anniversary of Delta Sigma Theta sorority celebration, participated in a march on Washington, and established the social action commission

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Jeanne L. Noble

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what is the age requirement for Delta DEARS and what does it stand for

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Age is 65
Dedicated, energetic, active, respected, soros

68
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True or False; you can sing any Delta song as a solo

69
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Where is the pin suppose to be located

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On the first outer garment

70
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Which chapter designed the Pyramid pin and when was it adopted

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The Epsilon Chapter at Ohio State University and it was adopted in 1920 at the second National Convention

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What are the three sides of the pyramid pin

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Mind, body, and spirit

72
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What is the fortitude pin replicated after and when and where was it unveiled

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The Sculpture of lady fortitude
Unveiled in 1979 on the campus of Howard University

73
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Who wrote the Delta Hymn and when

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Alice Dunbar Nelson and Florence Cole Talbert in 1923

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What is the requirement to be considered for honorary membership into DST

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The invitation into honorary membership is extended to women who are recognized because of their outstanding contributions to society

75
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Who sings the sorority songs

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All Deltas

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What do the Nine Jewels represent in the Sigma and what does each corner represent

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The Nine Cardinal Virtues describe in the Ritual
Each corner represents a founder who is shown with a pearl

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Why was the Diamond Jubilee Pin created

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Created in recognition of contribution of 1,000 or more to the Delta Research and Educational Foundation

78
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What is the Sorority Flower

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An African Violet

79
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What is the Pyramid Flower

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Peppermint Carnation

80
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What are the Sorority colors

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Crimson and cream

81
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What are the Pyramid Colors

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White and red

82
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What is the Sorority stone and who are they dedicated to

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Pearl and dedicated to the founders

83
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When was the Official seal created

84
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What is the Sorority crest and who created it

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The official coat of arms of DST was Created by Ailene Marks and Past National President Jeanette Triplett Jones

85
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What is the Public Motto

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Intelligence is the Torch of Wisdom

86
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What is the Pryamid Public Motto

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Scholarship, Fellowship, Serive and a desire to attain all that would ennoble

87
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What must the Secrets, handshake, signed and grips never be

88
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What are the fundamental principles represented by and what are they

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the virtues of the nine Jewel and the Delta oath they are represented by a white candle

89
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What does the torch of wisdom symbolizes

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the public motion and is represented by the red candle used during ritualistic ceremonies
it burns throughout the national convention, regional conference, chapter, and ritualistic ceremonies

90
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Who speaks for DST

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International President

91
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who speaks for Kappa Alpha

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The Chapter President

92
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What are the rap order

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One rap-Attention, Be seated, end of the ceremony
Two raps- Affirm the Sacred Vow, Affirm the Sacred Trust
Three raps- sorors stand

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What are all the regions where DST is located

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Central, Eastern, Farwest, Midwest, South, Southern, Southwest

94
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The National Standing committees

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Arts and letter committee
Communications and Public relations
Leadership academy
Membership services
Programs Planning and Development
Ritual and ceremonies
Strategic Planning
Technology
Heritage and Archives
Housing and Properties
Human Resources