Can I help you a little today? Today's puzzle - "Sorority signs" - is not difficult to decipher, but it may be a mystery if you are not familiar with the world

Below we've compiled some useful tips for Strand#96 and the answer to that We'll start with a few clues before building the full answer for Strand #96, so read on if you need a bit of help

Warning: Spoilers are ahead for Strand #96  

The official theme of NYT Strand #96 is: "Sorority Signs"

And here is an unofficial tip from me: "Another alphabet"

If you're still in the dark, here are some useful words to give those valuable clue tokens:

Still struggling? Spangram will give you tips about connecting words Today, it starts with 'G' and ends with 'S'

Scroll down to find out what it is

So, what is Strand's answer today for game #96

Drumroll, please

And spangram was Greek

Chain #96

"Sorority sign"

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hi chain A nice and easy one for you today Even though I went to a British university, I knew enough about the US system of fraternity and sorority from the movies - so that I could be particularly confused when I immediately saw Sigma in the lower left corner

It put me in the scent of Greek letters and it didn't take me long to start racking them up The delta was just above it, and there was beta on it

Then I moved to the right side of the board to spell kappa and went back to the left and back to Nab Gamma Epsilon was comfortably the longest answer in the mix, and I saw it coiled to the bottom right too

It just spangled and left one final answer I could see that the end of spangram is TTERS, so I thought it should be a "letter" I WORKED BACKWARDS AND COMPLETED IT AS GREEKLETTERS

It just left the alpha to find, and it wasn't even in anagram form, it was neatly spelled from left to right in the upper right corner

Nice and easy, but today it's a dull touch I hope to bring a little more noodle wounds tomorrow

Are you reading this in a later time zone? You can find the full article of yesterday's Strand answer for game #95 right here