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a lot of bored people out there ;)
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I've actually noticed this too . . I think it's mostly because a lot of GLO names stand for something in Greek, and really, can there be that many words that start with Xi or Eta or Upsilon?
I also think that Alpha is used a lot because of its significance of being the first in the alphabet. :) There are a ton of NPC organizations (over a third of the NPC, I think) that have Alpha as their first letter. |
PHI mu
alpha PHI delta PHI epsilon PHI sigma sigma PHI kappa sigma sigma PHI epsilon pi kappa PHI PHI beta sigma |
We have alot of "Alpha's"
Alpha Chi Nu aka. Archon (local fraternity) Alpha Mu Beta (local sorority) Alpha Sigma Phi (well duh) Chi Omega Alpha (local sorority) When 2 of the local sororities were local we had the Sigma's running rampant. :) Alpha Sigma Tau Phi Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma Phi Oh, we have a local using all the letters that you al say aren't used very much :) Lambda Omicron Psi |
Alpha, Sigma, and Delta are the most used letter on my campus.
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At my alma mater, Stony Brook, there are organizations with Alphas, Sigmas, Deltas, Phis, Gammas, a few of the following: Epsilons, Thetas, Taus, Betas, Chis, Psis, Zetas, Rhos, Iotas, Upsilons and only one Omega, Mu and Nu.
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Valpo's Greek Letters:
Alpha Delta Pi
Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi Theta Chi Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Chi Phi Kappa Psi Phi Delta Theta Phi Mu Alpha Phi Sigma Kappa Sigma Pi Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Phi Omega Delta Sigma Pi Okay, so most of our have Phi, Sigma, Alpha, and Delta as the top 3...chapter names cover the lesser known Greek letters (Zeta, Eta, Xi, and Upsilon) and the letters left out of our system are Nu, Omicron, and Rho |
At my school we have every letter represented in at least 2 organizations each. But then again, we have 36 fraternities or somethign like that. . .I don't know how many sororities, and this is not even including Honor, Ed, Service, etc.
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That's funny -- Mr. HotDamn and I had this conversation a couple weeks ago. Or something like it.
I pointed out that a lot of boy GLOs have "Chi" in them. (Theta Delta Chi, Delta Chi, Theta Chi, Chi Phi, Sigma Chi, etc.) A lot of girl GLOs have "Sigma" in them. (Tri Sig, Phi Sig, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sigma Kappa, etc.) My theory is that maybe the Chi has to do with brotherhood and the Sigmas to do with sisterhood. (Of course this is all moot between me and Mr. HotDamn, since between a Phi Mu and a Kappa Sigma we don't have any relevent letters.) I also think Phi must be a common letter in the Greek alphabet (like our letter "e") or at least start off a couple common words, the kinds that would be in a GLO's secret motto. Like maybe "trust" or "faithful" or "love". I've often wondered if letters in two different orgs. might mean the same thing. Especially with very different orgs.... like the kappa in AKL and Kappa Sigma and Kappa Alpha Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma. I can't imagine they do, but I wonder all the same. |
Well, to an ASA the ASA letters mean 4 things...because everything in ASA comes in fours. So I bet somewhere we share a common word.
Our open meaning is Asprie Seek Attain and the Greek translation which also has the ASA letters... |
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In reading this, I find it interesting!
In looking at a 1964 Edition of LXA Psedagogus, the letter has always stood out to me for some reason! At that time it listed one Lambda for IFC. As usual, someone would come up with this for a Great Post! PSU, Ks. Gorillas, We are some what diverse: LChi Alpha S Chi Pi K Alpha Sigma T G Phi Sigma K S Phi E Sigma Has it. SSS ASA AGD Once again Sigma Has It!! Only Prob. is we need more Greeks on Campi! :( |
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