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==Part of Speech== | ==Part of Speech== | ||
[noun] | |||
==Pronunciation== | ==Pronunciation== | ||
[strol] | [strol] | ||
== | ==Description== | ||
A choreographed line dance performed by members of a Greek organization. A tradition of many [[MGC]] and [[NPHC]] organizations, a stroll is usually performed at step shows, stroll shows, and parties where many other Greek members are present. In various regions, strolling is also referred to as "party-walking," but this is not observed at Northwestern. | A choreographed line dance performed by members of a Greek organization. A tradition of many [[MGC]] and [[NPHC]] organizations, a stroll is usually performed at step shows, stroll shows, and parties where many other Greek members are present. In various regions, strolling is also referred to as "party-walking," but this is not observed at Northwestern. | ||
== | ==Usage== | ||
[[ | The term is used primarily in the [[Multicultural Greek Council]] and [[National Pan-Hellenic]] communities. It is used both in informal and formal contexts as well as in spoken word and written text. | ||
==Example Sentences== | ==Example Sentences== | ||
"This is the national stroll of the [[AKAs|AKA]]" | #"This is the national stroll of the [[AKAs|AKA]]" | ||
#"Are the [[Betas]] strolling at the yard show?" | |||
==Related terms== | |||
*[[Unity Stroll]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Part of Speech
[noun]
Pronunciation
[strol]
Description
A choreographed line dance performed by members of a Greek organization. A tradition of many MGC and NPHC organizations, a stroll is usually performed at step shows, stroll shows, and parties where many other Greek members are present. In various regions, strolling is also referred to as "party-walking," but this is not observed at Northwestern.
Usage
The term is used primarily in the Multicultural Greek Council and National Pan-Hellenic communities. It is used both in informal and formal contexts as well as in spoken word and written text.
