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| NewsThe Last Hurrah of College Exams are over, the boxes are packed, and the cap and gown is pressed and ready for the big event. Graduation day is such a bittersweet moment in our lives, as we say goodbye to the youth and vitality of college life, and usher in a new era in our lives: full-blown adulthood. Think back to your own time and tell us a story about your graduation day. How did you spend your final days as an undergraduate member of SigEp? Were there any last hurrahs or memorable moments with brothers that especially stand out?
Click the headline to share your story. | Congrats to Our Newest Members  Congratulations to our 11 members that have gone beyond the call of duty to be recognized as our newest Phi's!!! They crushed their sigma presentations tonight! Keep up the hard work on your way to becoming an Epsilon! — with Daniel Citron, Colin Abercrombie, Jorge Luis Caraballo, Andrew Harper II, Jonathan Pata, Jack Bretz, Andrew James, Michael Tran, Ryan Fertakos and Ryan Bennett. | Congrats to Undergrad Brady Nails | Brady was recently elected Student Body President of UNC Charlotte! We couldn't be more proud of him and all of his hard work through SigEp, his current presidency of IFC, and now of our campus! Keep it up Brady! | A 20 Year Old with 48 Extra Years of Experience We recently came across this great story in the New York Times, featuring a 68-year-old man who enrolled in college – and chose to join a fraternity – at age 65. It’s a great read and a testament to the true fraternity values and the definition of brotherhood.
Would you do it all over again, and relive your fraternity experience in today's day and age? Click on the headline to share your response. | Remembering Our Heroes this May May is just several weeks away. This year, we’d like to share your thoughts, messages, and memories of those soldiers who have served their country. Maybe you want to send well-wishes to a brother who may have lost a family member in Afghanistan or Iraq? Or you simply want to share a fond memory of a long-lost brother who died in combat?
Click on the headline to read more. | February FB Update  Don't forget to like us on Facebook! In doing so, you can check out all the chapter's activities, like this one from February:
"Another productive weekend from SigEp NC Nu! Filled with meetings, tours, and a day in the snow our chapter still managed to log in over 100 community service hours. With the help of the lovely ladies from Kappa Delta, we teamed up out at Crisis Ministires and the Second Harvest Food Bank. A couple meetings to go for tonight and then the start of new week! Hope everyone had a great weekend like we did!"
Here's a link to our Facebook page!
| What Do You Miss Most about Living in in Chapel Hill? No matter how far away you are today, you share a great experience with 1,111 other brothers: getting to spend four (or more!) years living in in Chapel Hill.
What do you miss most about living on campus? Click on the headline to share your story.
| Open Mouth, Insert Foot - A Lesson in What NOT to Say When a gentleman gets a promotion, and a co-worker does not…
He does not say:
“I told you you should have chipped in on the boss’s Christmas present.”
“Guess the cream always rises to the top.”
“Bet you wish you hadn’t bought that new BMW.”
“I could use some coffee. How about making a pot?”
Click on the headline to read more. | Carolina Football: A Great Way to Meet Up with Old Friends Ron Woodard '72 reports: "Duane Tolan and I attended the UNC-East Carolina football game this year. Carolina won on a beautiful day with a Carolina blue sky. At the game we saw and talked with Jim and Helen Nance, and Larry and Elizabeth Cheek. It was great to meet and share family updates!
Have you recently reconnected with SigEp brothers? Share your story in the alumni updates section. | What is Your Favorite SigEp Tradition? Part of SigEp's legacy is our enduring fraternity traditions. Share with us: What is your favorite SigEp tradition?
Click on the headline to share your story. | Searching for Nearly 700 Brothers We need your help! There are currently close to 700 North Carolina Delta brothers on our lost email list, meaning we don't have valid email addresses on file for them to receive our eLetter and other electronic communications. Please help us to reach more alumni brothers more frequently and cost effectively by reviewing our lost email list. If you recognize any of the names on the list, simply click them to send an email to our alumni relations firm with their updated contact information. Our email database is used solely for chapter communications.
Thank you for your help!
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