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for Ihe Methodist Children's' home. These children may not get any Christmas cards and because of our wonderful girls, they have a work of art to hang on their wall and someone to wish them a Merry Christmas. We all spent a lot of time
decorating the cards and t hey were very creative.
Delta .
TuftsU
One of Delta's many traditions is a fun crafts project that takes place during retreat. Everyone
draws a name, and then uses magazine cut-outs to decorate an item (tins, picture frames, etc.) for that person. W e then go around the circle and tell who we made our project for, and a little bit about how we personalized it
just for them. Sisters really enjoy it, and no one goes home empty-handed!
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Delta Beta
U ofLouisiana
at Lafayette
Chapter members made T-shirts for panda bears at a recent COR. They will to be given to a local hospital.
Delta Delta
AuburnU
At Delta Delta we take
a lot of pride in our philanthropy. Our biggest event during the year raising money for arthritis research is our walk. This
year we decided to switch it up a little bit and call it "Run for Roses." So people had the option of running in the race or just walking at their own pace. The
winner of the race won a dozen redroses!Wehada DJ and tons of door prizes to give out. Our chapter was very excited when
the numbers came in and we raised over $ 13.000 dollars for the charity! W e had the best time doing it, and cannotwaituntilour next "Run for Roses!"
Delta Epsilon
Jacksonville State U
Sigma (U of California - Berkeley} chapter members
"Don't Count Sheep. Count Cows" with flying cows, we all had a great time helping out in mak- ing these fun pillowcases for the children.
fabric with their favorite quote about sisters/ friends written on it. After each member provided their fabric, we sewed
This past fall, our chapter
collected baby supplies
such as diapers, bottles,
and toys for a needy,
single mother in our
community. Before
presentingthegiftstothe abletoenjoyforyears. SanJoseStateU
mother, we held a "mock babyshower"andhad cake, punch and other treats for the chapter.
Delta Omega
Murray State U
We have a Halloween activity called "Carving and Conversation". W e meet at our suites and hang out while we carve pumpkins together.
Delta Pi
CentralMissouri State U
The best hands-on proj- ect or craft activity our chapter has participated in recently was during a recent sisterhood Each member brought a six- inch by six-inch piece of
DeltaPsi
State U ofNew York
We like to make banners to put up in the Campus Center. It's a creative way to get our name shown. They usually are for
our new members, or to celebrate Big Sister's.
Delta Rho
DePaulU
Delta Rho recently made piIlow cases for various children'shospitalsin the Chicagoland area. Our sisters showed their artistic abilities and
great creativity in their work. With pillow cases that said "Have Sweet Dreams" adorned with dancing chocolates to
Our chapter donated
and puttogether15Easter Baskets for children who live in a homeless shelter. We heard they loved the great surprises and treats that we put in the baskets for them.
Delta Theta
Texas Woman's U
For a family day festival at school, we rented a cotton candy machine and sold cotton candy to students and family.Weall hada very "sweet" time, while alsoraisinga ton of money to donate to our philanthropy!
all the fabric toget her to make a sisterhood quilt. It is something we will be
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Delta Upsilon
DukeU
To publicize for our Dodgeball Philanthropy Tournament, we each baked a bucket of cookies to hand out (with flyers) to all the people waiting in line for the huge Duke vs. UNC basketball game. We ended up making hundreds of cookies (a few too many) and had fun singing our AOII songs while distributing them!
Epsilon
Cornell U
This past fall, our sisters made their own tee shirts for Cornell's annual Greek W eek extrava- ganza. Sisters stayed up until the wee hours of the morning stenciling, paint- ing, and creating awe- some shirts to represent our chapter on campus.
Epsilon Alpha
Pennsylvania St. U
The Greek Community joins together at
Penn State for Dance Marathon, the largest student run philan- thropy in the world
which raises money for kids with cancer. Epsilon Alpha co-sponsors two families who both have children who had cancer and survived through
our philanthropic efforts. Each semester, Epsilon Alpha decorates cards and crafts for the children who are sick in Hershey Medical Center.
Epsilon Chi
ElonU
Our chapter recently trav- eled to Duke University to meet with the AOII sisters
there for a recruitment workshop. W e practiced cheers, conversational skills, and had a great time getting to know sisters outside of our chapter.
Epsilon Gamma
U of Northern CO
Most recently we participated in another fraternity's philanthropy. Most sisters donated a dollar that went toward preventing domestic violence. By donating a dollar we were able to put our hand print on a giant board representing the fact violence is intolerable and that these hands don't hurt. At the end
of the week we all par- ticipated in a walk called Take Back the Night. The entire week was a truly moving experience.
Epsilon Omega
EasternKentucky U
The best hands-on
project that the sisters of Epsilon Omega did was making Ritual key chains. We used different colors to remind us every day of the values that we hold dear to our hearts. After we finished making the key chains, we stood up and shared what the values mean to us.
Epsilon Sigma
QuincyU
Many of the sisters cooperated to make letter bags and candles for New Member Educator office. We painted a glass fixture candle holder and deco- rated them with roses, pandas, and hearts and gave them out to the new members. Then, we made
letter bags out of canvas bags for the new members by using stencils and a great mix of fabric It was
a great sisterhood activity and it got us all excited about what new sisters we would receive.
Gamma
U ofMaine
Our chapter decorated picture frames together, so we could all have nice frames to put pictures
of different sisterhood events in. This also made a great recruitment event because we could all talk and get to know potential members while doing something hands-on.
Gamma Alpha
George Mason U
We could not be more proud of our recruitment this fall. The parties
were each diligently planned out for months and months. Our second party was centered around our philan- thropy event, "Strike Out Arthritis". The entire room was transformed into a baseball field. Our girls came together and created a giant wooden panda (used for a ball toss), cotton candy stands, dugouts (made out of
pep pipes!), and lit score- boards. It was a huge challenge, but the final result was all worth it.
Gamma Chi
CarletonU
We participated in a fun Ritual arts &craft project that was suggested by
our Chapter Consultant last year. Using beads
of different colours to represent each of those
virtues our founders passed down to us, we made AOII Reminder Bead Bracelets. They are a constant reminder of what AOII stands for and a great study tool come Membership Exam time!
Gamma Delta
U ofSouth Alabama
We painted pumpkins for Halloween, and then gave them to other sorori- ties and fraternities on campus.
Gamma Qmicwn
U ofFlorida
During recruitment 2004, the women of Gamma Omicron came together to complete a tremendous feat. The sewing of hundreds of panda heads! These cloths are used
as the "craft" round of recruitment and serve
as ice packs for children with arthritis, which supports our national philanthropy. Not only was the sewing of these heads contributing to recruitment, and going to support a wonderful cause, but also, the time spent sewing and sorting was a great time for sisterhood!
Gamma Sigma
Georgia State U
Our chapter recently made cozy, AOII-themed fleece blankets that are to be donated to a local charity. W e know they will be much appreciated by our local hospitals and homeless shelters. W e also made microwave- able heating pads out of fabric-painted socks and rice. The mini heating
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pads were donated to the Arthritis Foundation. Our favorite project was when we bought lots ofstuffed pandas and baby tee shirts and decorated the tee shirts with fabric paint and cute drawings. W e then "dressed" our pan- das and donated them to children with arthritis.
Gamma Theta
U ofSouth Florida
During recruitment week, we made purses for the Philanthropy Day.These beautiful purses were later donated to "Queen's for a Day" foundation. This is where a young girl with cancer gets relief for a day by being made into a beautiful queen.
Iota
U of Illinois
As a component of formal recruitment, the lota Chapter, along with the potential new members painted head scarves for children suffering from Alopecia Areata, a dis- ease that attacks the hair follicles. W e sent almost 500 beautifully deco- rated head scarves to the National Alopecia Areata Foundation. Within the last two years, our chapter decided to support the National Alopecia Areata Foundation in honor of
a sister inflicted with the disease.
Iota Chi
U ofW.Ontario
One of Iota Chi's favourite philanthropic activities is to volunteer at the Ronald McDonald house and bake cookies, while meet- ing some of the families in
the London community. We also look forward to an upcoming scrapbook- ing session to document all the wonderful times that we enjoy together and preserve as our chapter's history
and legacy.
Iota Sigma
Iowa State U
This year our continuous open bidding chairmen have included more hands on and themed activities. Our informal themed activities have included: Mardi Gras, Alpha Omicron Pi el Comedor, and beach party. Also, we have planted flowers, pottery, and flower pens, among many other things.
Kappa Alpha
Indiana State U
KA believes our best hands-on project to be Hi- Way Clean-Up. It allows all of us to be together
and socialize and have a sense of sisterhood as well as do something for the environment.
Kappa Chi
Northwestern St. U
The best hands-on activ- ity was have all the big sis- ters get together and make our little sis gifts. It was fun because we all got to share ideas and materials to make some really cute gifts. The sisters also
were able to hang out in a relaxed atmosphere and really get to bond.
Kappa Gamma
Florida Southern
Recently, Kappa Gamma had a beadwork project night. All of the sisters
Kappa Rho (Western Michigan U)
got together and made beaded bracelets and necklaces.
Kappa Kappa
Ball State U
For Halloween, the women of Kappa Kappa chapter volunteered their time to make Halloween mobiles for members of the local hospice. The mobile was a yellow half moon cut from foam paper decorated with bats and ghosts bear-
ing the phase "Happy Halloween!" Hopefully these crafts brought the patients some cheer.
Kappa Lambda
U ofCalgary
Kappa Lambda partici- pated once again in the chapter's annual Highway Clean-up following the weekend recruitment retreat. This hands-on project had more than just a positive environ- mental effect. It also provided a time for sister- hood bonding. Kappa Lambda discovered that time spent together as sis- ters, even time spent pick- ing up garbage, is time in a fun, encouraging and loving atmosphere where you can be yourself.
Kappa Omega
U of Kentucky
For a sisterhood event
at Kappa Omega, we made keychains. They were a simple string with seven different color beads representing parts of our Ritual. The New Members got to make them on their retreat, and when they were initiated we were able to explain the colors and their
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meanings. The keychains are a constant reminder of the importance of Ritual in our everyday lives in AOII.
Kappa Omicron
Rhodes College
A philanthropy party, lollipop bouquets for chil- dren affected by arthritis was great. W e painted flower pots, filled them with foam and shred, and then decorated lollipops as flowers for bouquets.
Kappa Phi
MCGUIU
Our chapter relations chairman organized a very fun sisterhood event where each girl deco- rated a different piece of apuzzle.Whenwehad finished each piece fit together perfectly to make one beautiful picture.
Kappa Rho
Western Michigan U
We hold our annual Haunted Forest for two weekends every October with two other sororities. We hold it at a near by park where we set up scenes that we make and dress up in costumes.
We have about to scenes from a haunted cemetery to an insane asylum. Everyone has a great time entertaining the children and raising money for our philanthropy.
Kappa Sigma
U ofWisconsin River Falls
We made great card hold- ers for our philanthropy event. These enable an
arthritic person to have free hands while playing card games, making it much easier. Breanna Frank's parents helped us put this idea into action. Breanna's dad made
the actual card holders we decorated while Breanna's mom made the gift tags that we attached to them.
Southeastern Louisiana U
We all made a chapter scrapbook where each sister made her own page to be put into the book. We also did many crafts to assist with recruitment.
Lambda Beta
CAState U
Long Beach
Our best hands-on project was during recruitment. W e made three bowling lines in our chapter room. It was a great hit with all
the ladies.
Lambda Chi
LaGrange College
Homecoming week is a time for sisters of Lambda Chi to work on two
huge craft projects: our Homecoming banner and float. After designing great ideas for each of these projects, sisters got to work on sketching and painting a colorful ban- ner based on the theme, "Celebrate Good Times." The float was designed on that theme as well, and sisters enjoyed building an incredible float.
Lambda Eta
GrandValleySt.U
Shirt making is one of the favorite pastimes of this chapter. Being crafty with iron on fabric is a fun
way to socialize and get to know each other bet- ter. This year the t-shirt making was taken a step further to incorporate school spirit. Lambda Eta can be seen in the stands cheering on their favorite sports teams.
Lambda Omicron
Cumberland U
For Halloween, our chapter made "Ghosts
for Students". These
were lollipops covered with a white Kleenex
and wrapped with a
red ribbon under the candy top. W e then put
a sticker at the bottom of the stick that said "Happy Halloween from AOII". We set them in bowls in all the major areas for students.
Lambda Tau
UofLAatMonroe
Our chapter painted faces and sold balloons and Indian head dresses at our homecoming football game as a phil- anthropic event for the arthritis research f u n d
Mu Lambda
Rollins College
Our sisters have lots of fun having "craft parties" in preparation for our formal recruitment nights. W e watch movies, eat popcorn, and paint our decorations!
U ot Mississippi
With the recent loss of three members of ATO here at Ole Miss due to
a tragic fire, the chapter raised money to make a memorial for them. W e raised $650 dollars to have a memorial made with pictures of their house and the young men who died in the fire. The chapter also purchased
a brick in the Ole Miss Grove for the members. The ATOs were greatly appreciative and this was a wonderful project for our members to join together and do for ATO.
Nu Iota
Northern Illinois U We love to modge podge! We take old frames, boxes, or vases and glue little pieces ofcolorful magazine pictures on them in a collage fashion. We give them away as gifts or keep them to display our favorite
AOII pictures.
Nu Omicron
VanderbiltU
One of our favorite activities is our annual Monster Mash event. We invite inner-city children who would not be able to participate in Halloween activities in their neigh- borhoods. We decorate trick-or-treat bags, do face painting, and set up a goo room. W e also take them trick-or-rreating around the Greek houses. W e love to get involved with children and let them have opportunities that
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ihey might not get to experience if it wasn't for our chapter.
Omega
Miami U
Our best hands on craft activity was going to Cincinnati. Ohio on a riverboat to work with children with Arthritis. The activities consisted of arts and crafts, as well as other activities to mingle with the children. The kids and their families were very appreciative, and it was great to have one on one contact with those whom our philan- thropy benefits.
Omega Omicron
Lambuth U
As a kick-offto autumn, and Homecoming, our members carve pumpkins on our front porch. W e carve AOII loves (with
a heart) L.U. That way every time you pass by the chapter house you can see our school spirit glowing.
Omicron
U ofTennessee
During recruitment this year, we made jingle
bell bracelets. Knoxville holds a Jingle Bell Run for Arthritis every year so we decided to spruce it up for them and make bracelets for all of the runners using jingle bells and red ribbon.
Phi Beta
East Stroudsburg U
We love making banners for such events as recruit- ment and Homecoming.
Phi Chi
U of Chicago
During one of the parties at recruitment we stuffed socks with rice to make cute and cuddly creatures that could ease the pain of those suffering from arthritis. As we glued on google eyes and styled hair from yam, we all felt a sense of pride, knowing that these little creatures would be smil ing up at the faces of children.
Phi Sigma
U ofNebraska Kearney
On our Philanthropy
day of recruitment week, the women of Phi Sigma created rice heat packs for joint relief in the shape of pandas. This was done by using a tube sock, rice, string, small cotton balls and a magic marker. The pandas can be heated
in the microwave and placed on joints to relieve pains from arthritis. The 150 pandas were then donated to a hospital in Omaha which specializes in juvenile arthritis.
Pi Alpha
U ofLouisville
This year our philan- thropy was a blast. W e had our annual M u d Olympics. All of the fraternities compete in obstacle courses and pie eating contests.
Pi Theta
Florida International U Several of our sisters recently participated in Hands on Miami, where they met up at Bayfront Park with other volunteers and help clean-up one of our local beaches.
Rho Omicron
Middle TN State U
W e participated and helped raise thousands
of dollars for the Arthritis Foundation, last spring, at the Murfreesboro Arthritis walk. Some
of our girls handed out refreshments to the walk- ers, while others entered the participants. Some
of our girls were lucky enough to be in charge
of snacks and drinks. Also, our new members made door hangers for the patients at a nursing home close to campus. The patients really enjoyed seeing the ladies, and they enjoyed having a hand-made
craft to brighten up
their rooms.
Sigma
U of CA Berkeley
Our chapter created a number of display boards to place around our house. These featured events such as invitationals, phi- lanthropies and sisterhood activities. W e were able
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A few days before Halloween, several women in our chapter take small groups of chil- dren in the area around to the different Greek chapter houses to trick- or-treat. The children are always very excited and the chapter houses always have some goodies for
the children and enjoy seeing all of the various costumes. It is an event that many in the Greek community and the Athens community look forward to each year.
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Sigma Rho
Slippery Rock U
To celebrate certain holidays, we get togedier and make cut outs that go along with the theme (ex. hearts for Valentine's Day and clovers for St. Patrick's Day) and sell them in our Union and put the money towards our philanthropy. This gives us time to craft and spend time with
each other.
Sigma Tau
Washington College
The Sigma Tau chapter kicked off the fall
by encouraging the Washington College community to "Chill WithAOII."Wesetup
a lemonade stand in the middle of campus, and handed out free cold drinks to students walk- ing to and from classes on a hot day. It was a great success and we received many thanks from thirsty faculty and students!
Tau
U ofMinnesota
For recruitment, Tau Chapter has started a
new philanthropy project. Potential New Members help sisters fill homemade teddy bears. The bears are delivered to a nearby crisis center. Everyone loves putting together the cute bears and knowing the joy they bring kids makes it even better.
Tau. Gamma
Eastern
W ashington U
The best hands-on
craft that we have done recently was candles. W e all got together with glass candle holders and deco-
rated them. We decorated them to represent our unique personalities.
Tau Lambda
Shippensburg U
This past month we did a hands on craft project with the new members to celebrate their upcoming initiation. W e also built a podium to use during chapter meetings and for ceremonies.
Tau Omega
Transylvania U
During philanthropy night of formal recruit- ment our craft was a candy flowerpot. W e used mini plastic flower pots and put styrofoam in each one. W e wrapped suckers in green pipe cleaners and stuck them in the foam (the flowers) then we filled the pots with tootsie rolls (the dirt). The potential new members had fun and we later took them to a local children's hospital.
Tau Omicron
U ofTN Martin
Our chapter was really successful with our trick- or-treat for arthritis. W e went around door-to-door in our town and asked
for donations to support our philanthropy. Some people were extremely generous and we raised quite a bit of money. W e were really touched with how much the commu- nity supported us.
Theta Beta
TowsonU
W e are proud to support the "Adopt-a-Highway" program. Once a month, sisters from our chapter
get together and clean our section of the highway
to keep our town clean. This is a wonderful com- munity service activity that is easy and fun to do.
Theta Chi
Momingside College
Our best hands-on project was a banner for the Sunrise Retirement Home. O n a white sheet, we wrote "Hand to Hand, Heart to Heart Alpha Omicron Pi." W e also painted our handprints on the sheet and gave
out candy.
Theta Omega
Northern Arizona U
The best craft project that our chapter did recently was making flower pens for the Juvenile Arthritis Camp that is hosted every summer in Showlow, AZ.
Theta Pi
Wagner College
We enjoyed creating our Homecoming banner. The theme was "cities", and we created a wonder- ful banner based on the Emerald City from the Wizard of Oz.
U ofToledo
Our chapter made many different kinds of fall decorations for the local Toledo Hospital. The finished decorations were hung in the children's area at the hospital.
Upsilon Lambda
U of TX San Antonio
The night before our chapter retreat, the new members had their own retreat where they had a night of arts and crafts.
The lit Sis'made their Big Sis' an adorable tote bag.
Xi
U ofOklahoma
The ladies of the Xi chapter all worked hard to make awesome decora- tions for our fall recruit- ment. O n Preference night we had a Christmas theme where we made ornaments and little present boxes to have our theme stand out more. Each day filled with all the different decora-
tions received a warm welcome!
Zeta
U ofNebraska Lincoln
The Homecoming theme for 2004 at the was "Night of the Living Red." W e worked hard to help
build a huge float that sits outside a fraternity's lawn. We also designed a ban- ner, participated in the fun run/costume contest and sang in the karaoke contest. W e also donated blood for the blood drive and attended many
other fun Homecoming activities.
Zeta Psi
East Carolina U
Zeta Psi has recently come together for a great hands-on project. The chapter made stress balls out of ribbon, sand, and balloons. The girls enjoyed the project so much it was made the activity for philanthropy day during recruitment. The stress balls were given to the arthritis patients at the county hospital.
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West Virginia U
W e held a very success- ful house clean up. W e cleaned up the front
of our house to look squeaky clean for onlook- ers. It also boosts our moral to have the house looking so good.
Sigma Chi
Hartwick College
W e made stars to sell and raise money for Arthritis research. When someone purchases a star their name isprintedonitand it is hung up in public viewing areas on campus.
Sigma Omicron
Arkansas State U
Our public relations officer set up a Halloween party in our suite and invited local foster kids
to come. W e decorated pumpkins and had face painting.. W e got to bond with the kids and
it was really good for
our chapter.
Sigma Phi
California State U Northridge
W e spent hours helping our recruitment chair- men create amazing decorations. W e all had a blast paining, gluing, cut- ting, and selecting photos ofour favorite AOI1 memories. All the hard work definitely paid off, complements poured in throughout recruitment about how beautiful our rooms were!
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Two years after graduation, I began serving my collegiate chapter as Chapter Relations Adviser and then later as Chapter Adviser. I must say this was perhaps the best journey I have experienced as an alumna member. This joumey began with serving on an Alumnae Advisory Committee (AAC) with women who had advised me while I was in the chapter.
I learned that these women would support me both as an adviser and as a friend. They encouraged me and taught me that alumnae membership was, in fact, a gift.
One of the gifts 1 received was watching members on leaders' council grow into a group of strong leaders. These young women taught me the differ- ence in guiding them versus dic- tating. I watched them establish goals and achieve goals. I felt a great sense of pride when they were recognized at both the local and international level.
They showed me that Ritual was to be lived and not just read. They embraced learning as much of our Ritual as they could. I believe my understand- ing of Ritual grew because of this and, as a chapter adviser,
I felt very honored to have a Ritual book to read whenever I wanted.
One of the most rewarding things for me was to see chapter members learn that AOII is for
a lifetime. I am amazed at the number of women who have made the decision to continue their service. A number of these women have served the fraternity as chapter consultants, Collegiate Network Specialists, committee chairmen and Executive Board members.
The next gift was the gift of lifelong friendships. I must
say one of my most treasured friendships came from a col- legiate member. This friendship continues today. She is a person
who has been there for me for more than twenty years. She supported me and encouraged me when I lost my dad. She has been there to spoil my daughter (which she still continues to
do.) I feel very privileged to have served with her on the Executive Board.
Another gift I received through advising was the gift of leader- ship. This gift has helped me not just in the fraternity, but in my professional life. I've learned the importance of listening, guiding, supporting, caring
and decision making. I also experienced the challenges and rewards of working on a team and the importance of leading and not dictating.
My experience of working on the AAC certainly helped me when I served on the AOII Executive Board and now serv- ing on a Court Management Team. The ability of learning to work together and learning the importance of compromise has
served me well. I know I have the fraternity to thank for what I have accomplished.
The journey of an adviser has been one of the best experienc- es in my life. I have spoken with numerous other women who have served as advisers. Most will say the rewards more than outweigh the challenges.
I would like to encourage you and your service as an adviser. If you are already in that posi- tion, enjoy and treasure the rewarding and challenging times. Ifyou are interested in serving in an advisory capacity, talk with your local collegiate chapter AAC. I can promise, you will be grateful for the expe- rience. I hope your journey will be rewarding as mine.
By Robin Mansfield Wright Gamma Delta (Uof South Alabama) Human Resource Committee
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j. 94 Tailgate Folding Chair w/matching 1 arrying case. Mesh <up holder and back seat pocket. Front and back design. $35.00
SL.XXL $22.00
f. 342 Navy Rugby Anorak w/red stripe. 100%
iistant nylon shell, 100% cot inn llannel Una pockets and front pouch. Left chest embroidery XL. $48.00
g. 344 Red Rugby Anorak w/whlte stripe. 10
resistant nylon shell. 100% cotton flannel lining,
pockets and Iront pouch. Left chest embroidery. S . M . I XL, $48.00
ri. 348 Navy Rugby Anorak w/white stripe. 100% watei resistant nylon shell, 100% cotton flannel lining. Side; pockets and front pouch. Left chest embroidery. S. M, L. XL. $48
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Alumna Key Ring. Si
plate. $12.50
r. 399] AOII A Toggle Bracelet engraved char Silver. $38.00
S©A Alumna Notepad
riirt w/front screen print and distressed L. XL, $34.50
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n. 196C Coral Hooded Sweatshirt w/cardinal and gold sc reen print.
S.M.L.XL. $34.00
0, 196 Charcoal Hooded Sweatshirt w/
5. M. L.XL. $34
p. 159 Black Alumna Polo w embroid
left chest. Ladies' Pit. S. M. L. XL.
6.00
51.50


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e. 302I Square Wide Band Ring. Sterling Silver. Sizes 5. 6. $32.00 SALE S20.00
f. 329J Square Band Premier Ring w/AOII engraving. Sterling Silver. Sizes 6. 7. 8. $28.00
g. 39^! Cigar Band Ring w/AOII engraving, Sterling Silver. Sizes 5.6. 7.8. S24.00
h. 325J Sterling railli. Hope, and Charily Bangle Bracelet, $40.00
mail orderto:
A o n EMPORIUM
A O n International
Headquarters
5390 Virginia Way,
Brentwood, T N 37027
Most orders shipped within 48 hours.W e guar•antee quality merchandise.
a. 314] Sterling Concave Bangle Bracelet w/Alpha Omicron Pi engraving. $42.00
b. ^Ifij Engraved Square Ring
w/AOIl engraving. Sterling Silver. Sizes 5. 6, 7. 8. $23.00
c. -528J Spinner Ring w AOII accents. Sterling Silver. Srat7.lt. $22.00
d. 392J Rose Band Ring. Siedin^ Silver. Sizes 5. 6, 7. 8. $18.00
order toll free:
L 3oo| Lucky Necklace on Shakey Chain w/AOII eDgravkjg. Sterling Silver. 16 inches.
$32.00
J- 303I Kidney Bean Necklace on Shakey Chain w/AOII engraving. Sterling Silver. 16 inches. $24.00
k. 307J Open Heart Necklace on Shakey Chain w/AOIl engraving. Sterling Silver. 16 inches. $ 2 4 .0 0
Monday thru Friday. 9to5 est
email orderto: [email protected]
i-800-746-7264
order online: Emporium's online catalog: www.aoiiemporium.com
O r Call: 615-370-0920 Fax To: 615-695-2677
Necklace t>n Shakey Chain w/AOII engraving. \<> mt hes. S32.00
Lavaliere on Snake Chain. 16 inches. $19.00
. 303] Kidney Bean Necklace on Shakey Chain w/AOII engraving,
•ling Silver. 16 inches. $24.00
o. 307J Open Heart Necklace on Shakey Chain w/AOII engraving.
Sterling Silver. 16 inches. $24.00
p. 525J Sterling Heart-Shaped Locket w AOII engraving. S36.00
q. 4K1J Sterling V ertical Pendant. S28.00
r. 526J Sterling Hoop Earrrings w/square charm ami AOII engraving.S29.00
s. 423J Dangle Rose European Bead Charm. Sterling Silver. $16.00
t. 422J AOII European Bead Charm. Sterling Silver. $12.00
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a. 384R Red AOII Traditional Jersey w/ while sewn on letters. 100% cotton. S, M. L, XL. S32.00
b. 384B Brown Fitted AOII Jersey w/pink sewn on letters. S, M, L, XL. $30.00
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c. 235 Oxford T-shtrt
w/red and white sewn on letters. S. M. L.XL. $22.00
d. 234 Red T-shl; w/black and while sewn on letters. S.M,L, XL. $22.00
233 Oxford T-shirt w/hot pink and white sewn un letters. S, M. L,XL. $22.00
f. 112 Chocolate Fitted Boy Tank w/pink and cream design and glitter accents. S, M. L. $17.00
g. 153 Black Pop C Fitted Polo w/white letters embroidered a! chest and back collar. S L.XL. $28.00
h.2 2 4 Red' and the C Recruitment T-shirt. Front
«.2 2 4 P Pink "AOII and the C„y" J.2 2 3
Recruitment T-shirt. Front screen print design.
S, M, L, XL. $12.00
Sizes Small (6-7), Medium (8-9). Large (10-lt)- $20.00
sen print design.
"Grease" Theme Recruitment T-shirt. Front screen print design w/logo that reads, "We'll always be together." S.M.L.XL. $12.00
L.XL.
$12.00
k. 110C Chocolate Brown Hat w/pink embroiderv S15.00
I. iiOF Pink Hat w brown embroiderv. $15
hioned
5-10 (no half sizes). S20.00
p. noN Navy Hat w/pink and white embroidery. $15.00
c?t gilf 6 gotta riaue riteperfect q. 102 Kate Spade Look-Allke Tote. Microfiber
nylon. Zipper closure. Inside pocket. Seam to seam outside pocket. 15"X 12"X 5". $33.00
r. 104F Red Bag w/black dot grosgraira ribbon straps and embroidery. 13" X 3" X 9". $17.50
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s. 104B Black Canvas Tote Bag
Bid Day gifts! 15" X 4 1/2" X 14
t. 104A Boat Tote. Durable
1 anvas with from pocket,
14 1/2" X 19 1/2" X 5"- $19.00
u. 145 Black Hipster Skirt w/drawstring waist and hot pink print. Slightly flared. S.M.L.XL. $23.50
v. 145G Grey Hipster Skirt w/drawstring waist and hot pink scree print. Slightly flared. S.M.L.XL. $23.30


To order call: 1•80O746»7264 erson LEGO or go online: www.aoiiemporium.com
Please order by November 11thto ensure Holiday Delivery! HERFFJONES
Please allow approximately 2 weeks for delivery of in stock items, 6 weeks for jewelry that must be manufactured, and 6 -8 weeks on all ring orders.