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Members of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity make ribbons following the campus tragedy.
To help campus healing, Phi Sigma Kappa makes ribbons
Due to the tragic events that took place on Thursday, Feb. 14, the brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa spent time making thousands of ribbons during the week off.
The ribbons were made for various students and faculty members in order to help the university as much as possible.
In addition, Phi Sigma Kappa held an open house on Sunday for all members of the fraternity and their families. The event was held for the purpose of support for one another and to walk as a family into the Convocation center later that evening.
Phi Sigma Kappa sends their prayers and love to the victims and families affected by the tragedy.
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Jeremy Zirin is one of the most thoughtful, considerate gentleman I have ever known. I am so proud of him and the members of Phi Sigma Kappa. My deepest sypathy goes out to al of the victims families.