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June 12, 2009

"Graduation is a time of completion, of finishing, of an ending, however, it is also a time of celebration of achievement and a beginning for the new graduate." Catherine Pulsifer

First off, we would like to congradulate the graduating seniors of 2010. We wish you the best of luck in the future. No words can describe how much we will all miss you and how much you all have made an impact in our lives. Please come back and visit us college kids!!
Here are a few last words from them
janiceJanice Kwong
Major: Psychobiology
Chi Delta Theta has given me more than I could have ever hoped for or expected. I've met tons of people, added sisters to my life, got involved with campus life, and gained valuable life experiences that have taught me so much about myself and other people. This sorority is filled with amazing girls that has given me so many memories to cherish while also knowing that I will get to form new ones later in life too! 
Jeanette Li
Major: Managerial Economics
Sorority was a family away from home.  I spent a majority of my time hanging out with these girls studying at the library, going out to eat, partying, or confiding in each other.  I can always count on these girls for anything.  They`re only a phone call away! By joining the sorority, I had learned to challange myself and see that I can do more than I thought I could. We`re sisters FOR LIFE
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Julie Liu
Major: Managerial Economics
Sorority has changed me a lot and joining Chi Delta Theta is something that I will take with me forever. Not only was I able to find people that I share tight bonds with, but I have learned to become the person I've always imagined to be. I have learned to become an independent and strong woman.I love this organization so much and I don't know what I would do without it!
katrina Katrina Tran Ngo
Major: Communications Without my XDelts, I'd be a lot richer, have better grades, and get much more sleep... and I would have been miserable, missing out on one of the best experiences college has to offer-- missing out on sisters for life. Sorority has taught me a lot of things about team unity, leadership, and personal growth, especially sticking through things for better or worse because at the end of the day, a strong, independent woman can handle anything. "Pressure makes diamonds." As a graduating senior, so many of my memories from the past 4 years have come from the members of this house: stuffing a person in a trunk with 7 in the front, Quicklys dates, holla-for-a-dolla thursdays, or "it's gonna be a long, long time"(s). You girls know what's up. I am so proud of this organization and everything it stands for.
Kerry Kuang
Major: Human Developement
I don't know how my college career would have been if it wasn't for my sisters. They were my home away from home, my therapy for all things possible, and the love I had needed to survive college. The bond I developed with my sisters helped me grow as a person not only in college but after college as well. The sisters of Chi Delta Theta made the sorority what it was for me, and I hope the love future sisters build together will help them through all obstacles in and outside of college.<33 p.s I miss my sisters already!
Tina Zhao
Major: Human Development/Psychology
These girls are the ones who I know I can count on and that each bond is unbreakable. People come and go, but sisters are forever.
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