#alumni status

[smcclintonjr]

Scratching my head all this time in the pandemic: The Father's Day 2020 Edition.

Scratching my head all this time in the pandemic: The Father’s Day 2020 Edition.

Before the annual tribute to fathers in all begins, this blog is for all the fathers young and old. Happy Father’s Day to the men who are Dads, Grandfathers, Uncles, Great Uncles, Great Grandfathers, StepFathers, God-Fathers, and many other fathers on the planet that deals daily with being a FATHER ALL DAY EVERY DAY! Oh yes, of course, this is the part where many go hard and stupid on the men who…

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[amour-toujour]

I feel like college alumni should get a discount at their schools bookstores. Like, I'd like a new shirt/sweatshirt/ lanyard/whatever to rep my school. But I already spent 50,000$ here every year for at least 4 years. The least y'all could do is give me 10% off

[damn-i-kill-it]

[tdotrenae]

6 Things Hampton University Has Taught Me.

6 Things Hampton University Has Taught Me. | Ladies & Co.

So I choose 6 because 2016. Get it? I know I’m corny. I spent 8 semesters at this wonderful institution of higher learner called Hampton University and it has taught me some truly invaluable lessons. So I thought who better to share these lessons with than the beautiful and intelligent followers of this blog. It is not always what you know, rather WHO you know. Networking is soooooo important.…

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[8ightoclockam]

Congrats to all the new Crossmen members for the 2015 season!

Can't wait to meet you all at the MMX show!!

[drunkenkeith]

Oh hey, I'm back.

I got really drunk and might have puked a lot

It was fun

I needed that

Good weekend 10/10 would recommend

[rosegold-petals]

2 years. I crossed into this fraternity 2 years ago as a 1st year who did not really know much. I've grown so much as a person because of this fraternity, and even though I don't show it often... I actually greatly appreciate all the experiences and lessons I've learned from my time in it. I'm not sure if I would be the same person I am today without AKPsi. 

People always talk about "Greek" and how it changes people after they join. I honestly don't think any person outside of Greek can truly understand what it means to become a brother/sister of a Greek organization. In my opinion, the Letters [of Greek organizations] is just a title... it's the memories, traditions, values, and most importantly, the people that you gain from joining are what's really priceless. 

Yellow rose to the fraternity that's been with me for 2 years.