Figure out other charity organizations these sororities are involved in.
Targum article from November 2011 detailing the philanthropic success of sigma chi's derby days from last semester.
An official breakdown of the CMN, the major charity benefiting from Sigma Chi's Derby Days at Rutgers.
The pre-Derby Days article ran in the Targum this year.
Will be used in relation to Livingston Theatre Company's efforts to raise money for the It Gets Better Project.
These people, many of which had their own personal reasons/situations to kill themselves, however, this lack of individualized identity makes them posterchildren, making them no longer special, while the organization claims that they do.
Note that the project itself does not provide its own services- it just links you somewhere else.
An article focused on being anti-Wal-Mart, anti-McDonald's, and anti-Starbucks
click on "view PDF" for entirety of the text
A video from one sorority's dance portion from Derby Days in 2007.
Gives information that Children's Miracle Network has become Sigma Chi's official national philanthropy.
The hospital that Children's Miracle Network gives money to in New Jersey. Note that Rutgers-related people (such as C Viv and Eric LeGrand) are making appearances there).
Examining the experience of student activists in a specific university that is not Rutgers.
From TED. Conneally, a journalist, discusses the role of cell phones and mobile options as a means of promoting global aid. He references things such as the text ten dollars to Haiti system that happened after the earthquake in that region several years ago. Also, note that he represents Red Cross and Red Crescent professionally, an organization notorious for utilizing large amounts of their funds toward funding itself.
A preview of the book provided by google.
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The expansive efforts of a final paper for Creative Nonfiction.
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