Dear Dean of Pledges Big Sister Aneja and Assistant Dean of Pledges Big Sister Aiuri,
We just wanted to start this letter off by thoroughly apologizing for our behavior. Not only have we been rude by not communicating with you ladies, but we honestly have not been showing the appreciation we have for all that you have done for us. We will forever be grateful for the time, effort, and money you have invested into us and our well-being as pledges.
Dean of Pledges Big Sister Aneja we are so grateful for the fact that you have adjusted and shifted your entire life, completely, to be our Dean. Having to wake up early in the morning to go to work to then quickly have set and keep us organized requires so much. That alone requires so much energy
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Seeing how you get goosebumps just touching your Letters or how your eyes light up when talking about the sorority, is one of the very reasons we want to be a part of your sisterhood in the first place. You treated us like family and let us into your lives before even starting this pledging process, and words cannot even describe how happy and thankful we are for the both of you. You have been sacrificing so much to get us to the purple light and all we have been disappointing you by not having it together and showing our appreciation. This is unacceptable and believe when we say that this is going to change. All we want to do is make you proud.
We know that a sorry is only as valuable as the actions that come after it and that is why when we say, “we are sorry” we truly mean it. We are changing our attitudes and the way that we are handling this process. That slacking Theta line is not your line. The Line that truly puts in work and puts in 100 percent is the Theta line that we are. Again, we appreciate you Ladies so much and the only way that we can truly let you know this is by making you proud and giving this all that we got. Just know that we admire you both as women of distinction, adults, and big sisters. That change we promised is coming.
With love and
Doug. Respectfully, your either a ineffective board member or your intentionally misleading folks. My finger is pointing directly at the truth. Certain folks within the Chambers Executive team are effectively actin as a financial conduit, funding our career elected officials to promote an particular outside interest in Folsom. My proof is solid.
Brethren, I must express my deepest gratitude for the trust and support you have invested in me by allowing me to serve as the Charter Worshipful Master. I do not take this undertaking lightly and will always be grateful and think strategically about the longevity of the lodge. My prayer is that New Era will be standing as strong in 100 years and have brothers who reflect the passion, zeal, and tenacity (you) the charter brother(s) possess. Creating a new lodge in such a proud, historic organization such as Prince Hall in the Maryland Jurisdiction is a monumental undertaking and should not be taken lightly by any member but especially charter members. As charter members we have the responsibility of ensuring this lodges culture remains one
Jackie Prokopeas Professor Crombar English 3 GT AP 23 September 2015 The Will Years had passed since Pearl and Hester had fled the New World and returned to Europe. Although no one in Europe knew about their past, it seemed almost as if their sins had followed them on their voyage across the Atlantic because wherever they fled to they had no companions, and were ostracized from the rest of society. Being so secluded, it was very unlikely for a letter to make its way to either Hester and Pearl, however on one very peculiar day, on a day Pearl was about to ensconce on a walk, until she noticed an envelope on her doorstep, handwritten across the top read, “For the eyes of the one who never wronged me, Pearl” Pearl, quite perplexed as
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“Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the dream and the hope of the slave. I rise, I rise, I rise.,” to become a Delta Woman. When asked to express why I should be awarded the honor & pleasure of being apart this great sorority; I must admit I was a bit overwhelmed but also very humbled. However, I am reminded of the great women Delta Sigma Theta has helped mold some of the most influential women in the world. I want to be apart of the most illustrious sorority organization.
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Thank you, thank you very much. Please have a sit, everyone. Good afternoon everyone. First of all, I want to applaud the amazing reporters and authors of America that have made their precious time to come here. I did not expect a tremendous amount of people here – I am thrilled.