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AZTheta 05-24-2011 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by thetaj (Post 2057624)
I'll have to check that out! I do have access to the officer portal, thank you! :) We have someone in charge of apparel as well, I'm guessing she does the same.

hey thetaj - there are two sections to look for, one is in the Constitution and the other is in the bylaws. PM me and I'll send those specific pages to you if you can't find them.

AXiDLover 05-24-2011 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by FSUZeta (Post 2057481)
ZTA new members are allowed to wear letters, however, until their initiation, they are not allowed to possess or wear anything with our coat of arms on it.

This is how Alpha Xi Delta is, also. Letters are okay, though at our chapter we usually don't give them the sewn letters until closer until initiation when their big's give them to them, but they get screen printed letters earlier in their NM process.

aephi alum 05-24-2011 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 2058102)
And I want more squirrels, too. I avoid items with letters for the most part (clothing wise anyway) since I have more than enough already, but I'd love some squirrels.

You can have the ones from my backyard... :p

nittanygirl 05-24-2011 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl (Post 2057604)
Do you have a picture?? These do sound cute.

I don't have a specific picture of one, since our does not have them since we can't use our crest in that way, but I will search Facebook/PSU GL website and post if I find one!

ChioLu 06-22-2011 05:39 AM

When I went to college, pledges weren't allowed to wear the letters until initiated and knew the meaning. We could wear anything with "Chi O" or "Chi Omega" written out in script. Per our national HQ, this is now considered hazing (because it sets 1 group apart from the rest). I see their point, but it was kind of a big thing to get initiated and finally be able to wear the letters.

We still don't allow non-Chi Os to wear the crest, so that will never be on a date party t-shirt or mom's/dad's day item.

BemoreLXA 06-22-2011 02:08 PM

Personally, I'm against our policy that associates of our fraternity can wear letters but hey, shit happens. I can't control that

tld221 06-22-2011 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by spaceykatie (Post 2057561)
Our sororities and frats are national, but it's a campus policy for pledges not to wear letters until they are initiated, but most of the sororities are required to wear our pledge shirts EVERY DAY during the pledge process:eek:. no joke.

OH TEH HORRORZ.

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Originally Posted by ChioLu (Post 2064751)
When I went to college, pledges weren't allowed to wear the letters until initiated and knew the meaning. We could wear anything with "Chi O" or "Chi Omega" written out in script. Per our national HQ, this is now considered hazing (because it sets 1 group apart from the rest). I see their point, but it was kind of a big thing to get initiated and finally be able to wear the letters.

We still don't allow non-Chi Os to wear the crest, so that will never be on a date party t-shirt or mom's/dad's day item.

As it should be. Another topic, another thread. Both which we've discussed ad nauseum.

knight_shadow 06-22-2011 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 2064877)
OH TEH HORRORZ.

Lol

DrPhil 06-22-2011 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 2064877)
OH TEH HORRORZ.

:eek:

TYMEZ-Z HAHHHHHHHD.

honeychile 06-22-2011 08:51 PM

So, with all the Never-Evers, what do you do with old items with your letters or crest on then? How do you stop something like this:


http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...Pi_in_Iraq.jpg

33girl 06-22-2011 09:01 PM

That man is wearing knickers!

Or are they bloomers!

Either way he gets a pass on the inapprorpriate letter wearing.

BemoreLXA 06-22-2011 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ChioLu (Post 2064751)
When I went to college, pledges weren't allowed to wear the letters until initiated and knew the meaning. We could wear anything with "Chi O" or "Chi Omega" written out in script. Per our national HQ, this is now considered hazing (because it sets 1 group apart from the rest). I see their point, but it was kind of a big thing to get initiated and finally be able to wear the letters.

We still don't allow non-Chi Os to wear the crest, so that will never be on a date party t-shirt or mom's/dad's day item.

yeah. Thats not the rational per say with my HQ I'm not saying its hazing but I am kind of in different about associates wearing letters. I chose to wear my letters and give my little letters after initiation, while others wear them as soon as they associate

MysticCat 06-22-2011 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ChioLu (Post 2064751)
When I went to college, pledges weren't allowed to wear the letters until initiated and knew the meaning. We could wear anything with "Chi O" or "Chi Omega" written out in script. Per our national HQ, this is now considered hazing (because it sets 1 group apart from the rest).

I know this has been brought up many times at GC, but by this definition, my fraternity mandates hazing in our General Regulations for Chapters, because they provide that only initiated brothers may wear the letters. So obviously, we do not consider it hazing to prohibit probationary members (pledges) from wearing the letters or anything with the coat of arms.

Optimus Prime 06-22-2011 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 2065022)
I know this has been brought up many times at GC, but by this definition, my fraternity mandates hazing in our General Regulations for Chapters, because they provide that only initiated brothers may wear the letters. So obviously, we do not consider it hazing to prohibit probationary members (pledges) from wearing the letters or anything with the coat of arms.

This is how it is in Alpha Xi Delta as well. Only initiated members are allowed to wear the crest.

aephi alum 06-23-2011 12:24 AM

I guess we haze too, as our new members aren't allowed to wear letters... :rolleyes:

However, our new member pin is our crest with the Greek letters removed.

To each GLO their own.


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