Sigma Sigma Sigma exists to provide a lifelong sorority experience for women. In conjunction with the formation of this Mission, we reaffirm our commitment to the Sigma Sigma Sigma Declaration of Principles. These Principles elaborate on three basic tenets, which are the reasons for our existence as a Sisterhood.
To insure a perpetual bond of friendship To develop strong womanly character To promote high standards of conduct
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Symbols
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Badge - The triangle badge with its indented border set in pearls with a Sigma in each corner of the triangle and the skull and crossed bones in the center, is the symbol of the Triangle Degree. Sailboat - Tri Sigma's sailboat symbolizes continual forward motion, never moving backward, but progressing towards its destination. New Member Pin - This pin is given at the time of pledging. It is a small silver triangle superimposed on a silver circle. Coat of Arms - Harriet Hankins Alpha designed this symbol 1902. From upper left to lower right is a bond upon which there are three Greek Sigmas. Above the band is an equilateral triangle engraved with a Sigma, spreading wings joined at a circle, and a pair of clasped hands. In the lower third is a flaming urn above the open motto written in Greek. Purple Violet - This symbol has remained the official flower since the founding of Sigma Sigma Sigma. Insignia Colors - Royal Purple and White Jewel - Pearl Magazine - The Triangle of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Symbol - Sailboat |
    
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