Pi is most definitely a female one. If you don't think so, you need a crash course in anatomy.

Wow, you guys really have too much time on your hands!!! ;)

LOL

Denise

Yeah, wow. Too much time. Then again I can get going on here, and on Facebook and an hour has passed when I just wanted to check messages or check for any new posts . . .
Anyhow, one thing to remember when talking about Greek letters and sororities and fraternities- Many of the sororities are actually women's fraternities. So, does that have anything to say about female and male?
;) Just something to think about!
I agree with wptw:
"Sororities and fraternities tend to emphasize slightly different things as ideals. Different ideals and different greek mottoes = different greek letters. Simple."

What on earth would that say about female and male? Are you suggesting that women's fraternities are more masculine than sororities? That's about all I can conclude from your statement anyway...

Not saying anything at all about any house/ chapter being more masculine or not. Just saying that it does seem there is some overlap in women's v. men's houses using different letters more, and from what I've seen posted here, it seems as though the men's fraternities and women's fraternities and sororities are as likely to use the same letters, different orders obviously!

Α ♀
Β ♂
Γ ♀
Δ ♀
Ε ♂
Ζ ♀
Η ♂
Θ ♀
Ι ♂
Κ ♂
Λ ♂
Μ ♀
Ν ♀
Ξ ♂
Ο ♀
Π ♀
Ρ ♂
Σ ♀
Τ ♂
Υ ♂
Φ ♀
Χ ♂
Ψ ♂
Ω ♂

nothing scientific to it I just thought it would be fun to give my opinion - with cool colors and fun greek signs

Yay!!! My sorority is all female.

whats wrong with blonde barbie dolls?

I guess Phi Delta Theta is feminine

yep according to me

you probably know how to do it just using tools on greekchat but I cheat by going to WORD and cut/paste. EASIER THAT WAY

This may have been the silliest thread ever.

Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity and Chi Omega sorority may have something to say about this. (and yes, I did spend about 5 minutes trying to track these down)

Chi Omega is women's fraternity. :)

Oh, that explains why you use "Male" letters. :) :)