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Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. is rooted in traditions. We have a hand sign and a traditional call. We do not step, but we do salute and stroll.
Saluting is a means by which members praise a particular member within their organization or to honor the organization's past and current accomplishments. Members write the salute and it is common to include pieces of modern-day songs. A salute is performed with each member standing behind the other and all its movements are synchronized.
Above: Sisters salute at Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc.'s Neo-Fever.
Strolling is a tradition that traces back to the early 1900's to Black Greek organizations and is a tradition practiced by many organizations to this day. Also known as party-walking, it consists of members lining up one behind another. They then perform a choreographed stroll to a certain song.
Above: Sisters compete in Miami Tres Reglas Competition.
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The following videos are some examples of strolling and saluting, courtesy of YouTube.com:
If you have any videos of LTA's strolling or saluting, please contact us via e-mail at lambdalady_08@hotmail.com.
