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That s fantastic, said Tatum, who oversees the operation.
The Sigma Lambda Gamma sisters Santiago, Vigoa and Bryant smiled and laughed together as they made their way around the Lawson Center s mezzanine and through the process.
Santiago, who was initially nervous about getting the shot because of her fear of needles, said her Moderna inoculation went smoothly. People here were nice and quick and easy, the fifth-year architecture student said. They knew what they were doing.
Santiago said she s taken most of the precautions in the past year during the pandemic, going out minimally and mostly staying indoors. It s going to feel good to just get back to normal or some type of normalcy hopefully, Santiago said.
Donations needed for 8 families who lost homes in tornado
Storm victims searching for a place to stay By Christina Chambers | January 27, 2021 at 4:19 PM CST - Updated January 28 at 6:22 AM
JEFFERSON CO., Ala. (WBRC) - Rusk Mobile Home Park near Pinson is one of the communities that was hit by the EF-3 tornado Monday night destroying and damaging dozens of homes.
Rammy Guerrero, a Pastor at Seventh Day Adventist Church, is asking the community for donations to help those in need at Rusk Mobile Home Park. A donation site has been created in the center of the neighborhood to help store water, food, and clothes, but the biggest concern is helping eight families find long-term housing after their trailers were completely destroyed.
From The Tribune staff reports
PINSON The old saying goes, “Never forget where you came from.” For two young women who grew up in the Rusk Mobile Home Park, it is apparent they have not forgotten the community that built them. Now, they are helping the community rebuild after a tornado destroyed homes in the park.
Kasey Cupido, a senior at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, came back to the park to give back. Cupido is majoring in criminal justice and minoring in accounting, but on Wednesday, Jan. 27, she put her studies on hold to count donations.
“Right now, we have a lot of food so that’s great. People are getting fed,” said Cupido. “We have clothing items but at this point, a lot of things that we need are a lot of working hands and materials to rebuild.”
Northern Star
Courtesy of the Panhellenic Sorority
The Panhellenic Sorority is celebrating their new members’ recruitment Friday through Sunday via Microsoft Teams.
The three-day event will give prospective members the opportunity to learn more about eight different sororities history, missions and benefits. Students will discover all eight of their NIU sororities: Alpha Phi, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc, Sigma Lambda Gamma, Sigma Lambda Sigma and Sigma Sigma Sigma.
Carson Kemper, panhellenic vice president of membership and outgoing officer, said the Panhellenic Association is making efforts to include sororities.
“Panhellenic Association was founded on four values: friendship, leadership, scholarship and service,” Kemper said. “We try to make a community out of all eight of our chapters to uphold those values and support one another to not feel that the sororities are individual.”