Sisterhood

Sometimes

Sometimes we stand outside life 
Waiting for a door to open to us
Hoping the person behind that door
Will let us in and be our friend
I was once on the outside
Until a door opened to me and
Behind it I found not only a
Friend, but a new world -

a Sisterhood - TriSigma.
Now I stand behind that door 
- on the inside -
Helping to open it for someone else
Who stands where I once stood.

                 -Linda L. Parks, Beta Phi

Zeta Omicron 1998-99
Sigma Sigma Sigma
The Zeta Omicron chapter of Seton Hall University, South Orange New Jersey, was founded December 5,1993 by 56 strong and diverse women. As a new chapter, these sisters began to make a positive image for TriSigma by joining the Panhellenic Council at SHU and by participating in Greek Week, an annual friendly competition where sororities and fraternities show off their stuff.	Today, our chapter is an integral part of Seton Hall's campus life. Our sisters are part of many leadership programs and hold numerous positions in the SHU community. We also take pride in our community service activities, for example finger painting with young children. But perhaps most important to our sisters is the sisterhood they share with each other.

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Sisterhood

Zeta Omicron 1998-99