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Updated dates and times! This is our finalized schedule for Panhalloween 2026. A big thank you to our sponsors, who will be providing some caffeinated refreshments at each event!

Reminder: Visit all 4 houses to be entered into our giveaway! Just scan each chapter's unique QR code. Can't wait to see you there!

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Upcoming event: Panhalloween!!

Our annual Panhalloween event series is coming up and kickoff is this Thursday at 5:30PM!! Each chapter will hold two nights of open houses the week of October 18th, filled with candy, costumes, and other spooky decorations. These events are open to all who are interested in joining Panhellenic this spring!

Giveaway: Each person who visits all 4 houses will be entered into our giveaway to win $25 gift cards! Just ask to scan each chapter's unique qr code!

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#hootme #groupcoaching #activities #university #connections

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Wishing a Happy Brown Harvard to all who celebrate😙

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A fashionably late fdoc post📸

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In honor of the first week of Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to share what this month means to some of our sisters across all 4 of Brown’s Panhellenic sororities🩷

“Hispanic Heritage Month to me means giving latin countries and communities the love and attention they deserve all year round! When I joined KD, I was so lucky to meet Melissa. We immediately clicked, bonding especially over our Hispanic backgrounds. It provided us with an instant connection and I love all the friendships I have made with my Latina sisters!” ~ Eva Dillon ‘29, Kappa Delta

“Hispanic Heritage Month, to me, is a time to acknowledge and reconnect with my cultural roots. It’s also a time when I feel inspired by other Hispanics and motivated to best represent my home country of Ecuador. During Hispanic Heritage Month, I hope to bring to light the stories of many fellow Latinos, while proudly wearing my culture and highlighting its beauty for others to appreciate and enjoy! Greek life has allowed me to meet sisters who share my culture, while giving me the opportunity to share my culture and its traditions with others who may not have experienced them before.” ~Kassy Patino ‘29, Kappa Alpha Theta

“Hispanic Heritage Month reminds me to appreciate the beauty of the heritage that I carry with me as I go about my day-to-day life. I’m a proud Honduran-American, and I definitely miss certain aspects of my hometown like constantly speaking in Spanish with my family and having Honduran food more frequently. One of my favorite moments of every DG event is when all of the Latinas find each other for a joint picture. Moments like these remind me how wonderful it is to share my culture and how regardless of how far from home I might feel, I can always connect with my sisterhood and find community there.” ~Alina Calix-Martinez ‘29, Delta Gamma

“I am a reflection of the traditions, values, and love my Mexican parents raised me with. Before coming to college, the stereotypes I saw online about Greek life made me believe that sororities weren’t a space for someone from my cultural background. That perception quickly changed when I was welcomed by some of the most kindest girls I’ve met. Through Kapp

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“I was never really insane,
except on occasions where my heart was touched.”
Edgar Allan Poe, from a letter to Mrs. Maria Clemm, July 1849 @grandpaspy

(Cell Reports Medicine, 2023), this work represented a significant advancement over previous BCI systems that required invasive electrode implantation or could only decode isolated words/phrases.

3.2 Clinical Applications and Patient Populations
Brain-computer interfaces designed to restore communication have particular relevance for individuals with severe motor impairments who retain intact cognitive function. Clinical populations include:
•Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients with locked-in syndrome
•Brainstem stroke victims with preserved cortical activity
•Spinal cord injury patients with complete paralysis
•Neurodegenerative conditions affecting motor control

Research conducted at UC Davis, in collaboration with Brown University and Mass General Brigham Neuroscience Institute, demonstrated that patients could achieve independent at-home use of speech BCI systems with reliability approaching practical communication thresholds. The system translates neural signals into text (speech BCI) and enables cursor control (movement BCI), allowing full interaction with personal computers.

3.3 Ethical, Privacy, and Security Considerations
The ability to decode thought into text raises unprecedented privacy and security concerns that demand rigorous regulatory frameworks:

Cognitive Liberty:
Individuals possess the right to mental privacy; a concept gaining recognition in neuroscience ethics literature. Decoded thought streams represent intimate personal data potentially more sensitive than biometric identifiers.

Unauthorized Access Scenarios:
Malicious actors intercepting BCI transmissions could extract private thoughts, memories, or intentions without user consent.
Encryption standards for neural data transmission remain nascent compared to traditional cybersecurity infrastructure.

Consent and Coercion:
Vulnerable populations (incarcerated individuals, cognitively impaired persons, economically disadvantaged communities) may face coercion into BCI usage where refusal carries significant personal cost.

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Make sure to stop by the club fair today and visit all of our lovely ladies✨

📍Main Green, 5-8pm

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DELTA GAMMA🩷💙 Sending this great BID-DAY GIFT out today. PRETTY IN PINK. Ready for a dorm room wall!! 🌸🌸🌸 #kappadelta #bidday #biddaybestday #sorority #sororitygifts

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Thinking of our newest panhel alums as we head into the fall semester! 🎓🤍

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our lovely ladies had the best time at formal!💐🪩💃

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