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Agnes Scott One of the main comments we at Agnes Scott hear from visitors, both male and female, is how close every- one is on campus. Close, we say, That ' s because we are all sisters of sorts! And while these sorts vary, each is just as special as another. What type of sisters do we have at Agnes Scott? Let ' s take a look . . . 1 .Sophomore Lisa Bowers is a Sigma Alpha Epsi- !on little Sister at Tech. ' j} Kappa Alpha Liitls Sisters Karia Sefcik, Jackie Umfladfer, snd Barbara Caulk stand with their Big Brothers enjoying the fraternity of the KA house. i) One of the many projects in which Little Sisters are involved is the preparation of special meals for the brothers. A welcome change from their usual fare. The Little Sister . Have you ever noticed how many fra- ternity-jerseyed girls there are running around campus? Well, the students occu- pying those jerseys are usually little sis- ters at Georgia Tech (and sometimes Emory) fraternities. While being a Greek doesn ' t appeal to all Scotties, many out- going girls find it to be a great social outlet and a fun way to be involved off campus. They help at the house, party with the brothers and take part in rush. What better way not only to make new sisters out of fellow Agnes Scott girls, but also to gain fifty or sixty new brothers at one shot I
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A Sisterhood The Real Sister Certainly not the least important type of sisterhood at Agnes Scott is the real, trueblood sister. We have several sets of sisters who share the same background but lead totally different lives at Agnes Scott. We even have one family of three sisters, the Whittens. And we have a set of sisters who both won Stukes Scholar- ships on Honors Day and another set of sisters who made the Honor Roll for 1981- 82 in their respective classes. Many girls wonder what it would be like to be at school with their sisters . . . Well, these sisters report that although some compe- tition does exist, there is a sense of help- fulness and guidance that typifies sis- terhood. Of the set s of sisters here, all are as individual as any other Scottie. Some younger sisters choose to follow their older sisters into certain clubs and activities (we even have two who are both Georgia Tech FIJI little sisters) while others seem so opposite you hardly real- ize they are related. Yet the tie is there, and related they are. Sisters with the sis- terhood of Agnes Scott — a very special relationship indeed. 1) After swearing up and down that she would never go to the same college as her sister, Anne, Margaret Luke finds herself enjoying a cup of coffee with her in the Hub. 2) Crazy as she is Dean Kirkland is everyone ' s sis- ter. 3) April and Suzy Wessinger not only have to live together at home, but they are also roommates here at Scott. 4) Sue Feese and her sister Laura are Stukes Scholars and very active on campus. How do two such outgo- ing sisters stand living on the same campus? Well. they make it somehowl
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