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Behind the Scenes at MTM

This blog is a day-to-day update of what is going on in Mu Tau Mu. Eventually we'll move the older journal entries from our livejournal space but for now to read the archives (entries prior to May 19, 2005), head over to http://www.livejournal.com/users/amzmtm/.

Things you'll hear about here include notification that new photos or other items are posted on our private website (more about the site is here), more detail on our activities than you see in our month-by-month history blog, news from Case, news from the collegiate chapter, news from Alpha Chi Omega at large, and occasionally fun new ideas on their way to implementation. Links to the private site will take you directly to the item mentioned.

To protect the privacy of our members, only first names will be given.

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Support Teach for America this weekend!

An easy way to support Teach for America and our CWRU Alpha Chi Omega sisters – Elyse ZU ’04 is a Teach For America alumna and Esther ZU ’06 is serving now!

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SHOP! SAVE! SUPPORT!

Dear friend,

Here's a great opportunity to support Teach For America while getting a jump on the holiday shopping season, or at least a new pair of jeans!

Teach For America has been selected as one of the primary charitable beneficiaries of the Gap's holiday Give & Get campaign. From Thursday, November 12th to Sunday, November 15th, you can receive 30% off any in-store purchase made at the Gap, Banana Republic, and Old Navy. 5% of your net purchases will benefit Teach For America.

To take advantage of the opportunity, please visit this link www.teachforamerica.org/shopgap for a coupon to present at the point of check-out.

The Give & Get program has raised nearly $400,000 for Teach For America to date. Thanks so much for your continued support, and happy shopping!

Warm regards,
Heather Anichini

*Help us go viral* Please share this coupon with family, friends, co-workers, neighbors and online networks. Simply pass on this URL: www.teachforamerica.org/shopgap