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This program includes a menu, program of events and the words to The Symphony of Alpha Chi Omega.
This program includes a schedule of events and lists of the guests of honor, chapter charter members, alumnae charter members and collegiate chapter officers. It also includes a sketch of the chapter house.
This program includes a list of key figures and house corporation board members, as well as a schedule of events.
This brochure explains the work of the MacDowell Colony. Alpha Chi Omega supports one of the studios at the colony, Star Studio. Of particular note is a list of Pulitzer Prize winners who have worked at the colony.
This new member book provides notes from chapter officers welcoming the new members and explaining their positions and what that means for the new members.
This "fashion wheel" provides guidance on the appropriate clothing for different types of activities.
This brochure provides information about Alpha Chi's various altruistic activities, including The MacDowell Colony, support of children, cerebral palsy, toy books and support for fellow Alpha Chis in need.
This clipping features a photograph of four Delta Pi (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) chapter members soliciting donations for a Heart Fund campaign.
The Alpha Chi Omega central office moved to its first fraternity-owned property at 3445 Washington Boulevard in 1961. This building served as the fraternity's headquarters until 1974.
The Alpha Chi Omega central office moved to its first fraternity-owned property at 3445 Washington Boulevard in 1961. This building served as the fraternity's headquarters until 1974. Shown here is the building's living room. The bust of Hera (on the mantle) and the painting of the East College building at DePauw University (on the far wall) remain on display at the current headquarters.
The Alpha Chi Omega central office moved to its first fraternity-owned property at 3445 Washington Boulevard in 1961. This building served as the fraternity's headquarters until 1974. This photograph shows the office staff hard at work, using typewriters and the large circular file of membership record cards.
This newsletter from Alpha Beta (Purdue University) chapter includes articles about chapter social events, recruitment, the chapter's new housemother and academic achievements. Three photographs are part of the newsletter as well: portraits of alumna Martha Bolt Graham (Alpha Beta, Purdue University), new housemother Helen Harrison Dailey and a group photograph of the new members of 1960.