Not even the Creed after meetings?

We would roll out into the field behind the house (behind every Frat house and sorority house) and make a huge circule, join crossed hands, put the pledges in the middle, and yell the creed.

That's how my gf would know we were done, and she could come over. And she was WAY at the end of sorority row .

We say the creed. At meetings, formal dinners, end of year formals, weddings, etc...

This was one of our more clean ones, and its done to the tune of the Notre Dame Victory March.

Cheer, cheer for old Sigma Nu,
You bring the whiskey, I'll bring the brew.
Send the pledges out for gin,
and don't let the fucking PI KAPPS in!

We never stumble, we never fall,
we sober up on grain alcohol.
When we yell we YELL LIKE HELL,
We're the brothers of Sigma Nu.

We also did "Born on a Mountain Top".

Kitso
KS 361

haha, love that one aggie!

That is almost identical to one that my chapter does, except we start with "Three cheers for old Sigma Nu", and have "don't let the sober women in" instead of "fucking Pi kapps"

Our former Commander went to Grand Chapter and taught it to a bunch of other chapters, since no one had known it apparently. I recently taught it to Epsilon Zeta (Florida) when I went up there to reinstall them.

How long has that chant been with your chapter?

Theta Eta (Northern Illinois University) Toast
 

hey guys, 1 of our brothers thought of this toast last year when we were still a colony & the ladies love it her @ NIU & I think it is pretty bad ass so here it is.

"Heres to the night, here's to you, here's to the ladies, here's to the brew, here's to the brothers of sigma nu!"

And we use a couple chants before sporting event but heres 1 that sounds bad ass:

Leader: Gentlemen! WHO ARE WE!!
Group: SNU, SNU, SNU OW OOO!!!

(off topic)

Congrats on getting rechartered. Hell of a job.

Thanks for that, hope the Theta Eta chapter can make all of you guys proud to call us brothers. Just to kind of fill you guys in on what we have done out here....
1st off our chapter closed in 1996-1997 due to financial problems and thought it would be best to close before things got worse. Our alum out here kept meeting and decided to try to come back on campus in 2004 and after being accepted decided to wait because 2 other fraternities began at that time both of which are barely at 20-30 guys today and struggle in all aspects. So they waited until the fall of 2006 where we had our "alpha" class of 17 men & since then we have had the highest GPA 2 out of 3 semesters, the 3rd 1 being 2nd place to a new fraternity of 10men vs us at 39 men, we have participated in almost every philanthropy, won a floor hockey championship, got our first house in fall of 2007 and now are moving into 1 of the biggest houses on campus from a house of 12 rooms to a house of 24 rooms and are now a chapter of 50 men. We hope to do a lot more and hope to out do ourselves with every opportunity we can. Thank you for your support and hope we can do everything up to everyone's expectations.