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Oddly enough at the gym today there was a Phi Mu and an ADPi (also an A Xi D, a Kappa and and a Pi Phi) wearing clothing with letters on them. One with a jersey, a dad's weekend shirt, a few bid day shirts...

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Originally Posted by ninah (Post 2208390)

Google the term "Macon Magnolia" and you'll find it in like 15 different places refrencing Phi Mu and ADPi, universities who have both chapters use it, blogs use it, obviously wikipedia uses it, a company that caters to sorority women traveling to Macon uses it in their advertising material. Although it doesn't have any "official" stamp of approval from either national organization I've heard national officers use it while representing their respective chapters in official capacities. It's not just a GC thing.

You missed the point of my 2+ year old post. Read this thread and you'll see the birth of the term "Macon Magnolia" in 2003 here on GC (post 23). For many years, it was pretty much only a GC thing. My post was prompted by my first time seeing it used outside GC, and you'll notice I said I googled it then and found other references to it. The whole point of my post was to wonder whether that was just some random GCer(s) sticking it in places like Wikipedia or whether the term was really gaining traction outside GC.

Funny, I wear my letters all the time at the gym and I'm 59 years old. Some are "mine", things I have purchased, some are from Parent Weekends, my 4 daughters are all Alpha Gams... It starts conversations, gets AGD out in public, etc. I think it's all good as it's part of our Purpose.

Since we're reviving this thread...

Every time jersey was mentioned, I was thinking of something like a football jersey or lacrosse pinnies. There's no way that's heavier than a t-shirt. haha