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Continuation on the Cornell campus?[edit]

The Alpha Zeta fraternity on the Cornell campus, now a co-ed fraternity, claims a founding date of 1901. Is there a connection to the Latino fraternity of the same name, and the subject of this article, formed January 1, 1890?^[1] Jax MN (talk) 12:58, 15 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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^ Noted in this article, accessed 15 Jun 2021.

[1] Noted in this article, accessed 15 Jun 2021.

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