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Contents
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[chah 'pee no]
Usage
This term is predominately used by Chapinos themselves [1]. Outside groups have historically used the incorrect forms Chapinites [2], Chapinsky, and Chappie.
Description
A student who currently lives or has lived in Chapin. Sometimes appears as "Chapina" when referring to a group of only girls, but Chapino includes all genders and students.
Example Sentence
I met some Chapinos for dinner last night.
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References
- ↑ Heyck, Bill. "Reflections on the Tenth Anniversary of a Long-Lasting Community." 10th Anniversary SuperNewsletter (7 Apr. 1989): 1. Print.
- ↑ Wood, Larry. "No Special Dinner for Weber." Editorial The Observation Deck. The Daily Northwestern Evanston, IL 27 Feb. 1985: 13. Print.
Allen, Matt. "Chapin Welcome Letter." Letter. Aug. 2005. MS. Chapin Humanities Residential College, Evanston, IL.
Chapin Potty Notes 1 (Apr. May 27 Nov. 2007): 3. Print.
Kling, S. 2012 Meeting Minutes presented at Chapin Hall Executive Board Meetings Sep-Nov 2012
