Phi Alpha Theta initiates.(Calendar)

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Abilene Christian University (Zeta Beta)

12 April 2007: Paul Arrington, Cagney Branam, Brent Cofer, Steve Eilers, Lowell A. Johnston, Courtney Ketchersid, Andy Parker, Johanna Smallwood, Luke Truxal, Garrett Turner, Daniel Williams.

Adelphi University (Zeta Delta)

3 May 2007: Charles Chardavoyne, Santrice Santina Chase, Kathleen Elizabeth Dodd, Rosemarie Dunn, Chryssa Golding, Liliane M. Gomes, Philip W. Heide, Tracey Farrah Laroche, Gernice Leonard...

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