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6 months ago
We’re excited to announce the Beta chapter’s summer rush schedule. Contact brothers Nicholas Alexander or Cash Worley for details. (205) 305-2687 (205) 568-1054
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Posted On: April 22nd 2026, 06:27 pm
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We’re excited to announce the Beta chapter’s summer rush schedule. Contact brothers Nicholas Alexander or Cash Worley for details.

(205) 305-2687
(205) 568-1054
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cohnor_rubin 5 months ago

cohnor_rubin

Yooo can i get a bid?

reillydoten 6 months ago

reillydoten

@highwater.ttown

riley_smith764 6 months ago

riley_smith764

Can I come

matthewagee8 6 months ago

matthewagee8

My son @everett.dodds is very sendy and would like a bid, please forward this to the rush chairman. Take care y’all

harrisonfell06 6 months ago

harrisonfell06

Let’s go

aj.grygiel 6 months ago

aj.grygiel

🆎

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