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Chelsea looked everyone over with a fake smile.
“Since we only have a few legacies applying, we need to bring our A game for Rush,” Yelena said.
Evan raised her hand. “Who are the legacies?”
Yelena counseled her clip board. “We have Penelope Farkas, whose mother was a member, Bethany Tekula, her sister graduated last year, and Kimia Graycort.” Ami nudged me when my sister’s name was mentioned.
“So, for our Rush activities, we’re thinking of having a meet and greet all day next Monday, walking tacos from eleven to one on the quad Tuesday, a meet the wolf run Wednesday at five, Thursday we’re partying with our brothers across the street,” she was interrupted by Amy P.
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