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A Thank You To My Pi Chis During Rush Week

A Pi Chi is a special person who takes away their letters, to help you find yours.

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Madison Skinner

I have had the time of my life during recruitment! From eating too much ice cream to watching movies, with our group. Because of you guys, I have met many new people going through this with me, learned all about sorority life, and laughed my way through the week. However, it was torture not knowing if we were right about what sorority you were in (even though we totally were)!

Thank you so much for being my "mom" for the first week away from home. Thank you for taking the time out of your week, that you could've spent with your sorority, to help me find my new home. You guys are literally the bomb! I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to meet and learn all about sororities from you.

You taught me how to open up and face my fears, to complete strangers. Going into recruitment, I was nervous about everything, like not getting asked back to a house to wearing the wrong/right thing. You taught me to just be myself, and I would find my home.

Spoiler alert: you were right.

Thank you for being the "fun moms," I don't know what I would've done if I had anyone else! You guys are both so caring, thoughtful, and overall absolutely amazing. Thank you for putting up with all of our crazy questions and helping us pick out the perfect outfit. Finally, thank you for helping me find my new home! I've made so many new friends, study buddies, and overall some amazing people. Thank you for being my mentor during my first week at college!

*special shout out to Mollie Grace and Isabel for being the best Pi Chis!!

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