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You are hereBlogs / rchurst's blog / International Badge Day, March 1, 2010

International Badge Day, March 1, 2010

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By rchurst - Posted on 31 January 2010

Many of us are married to or have relationships with women who are sorority members. If they have not yet heard about International Badge Day, please tell them about it!

From the International Badge Day 2010 web page:

The 26 member organizations of the National Panhellinic Conference (NPC) are celebrating International Badge Day March 1, 2010, an annual event during which sorority women everywhere honor their Greek affiliations by wearing their badge or letters. This year’s theme is “Keep Your Fraternal Experience Close to Your Heart”.

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