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starang21 02-01-2006 01:51 PM

how 'mo.

jitterbug13 02-01-2006 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by prettylondy08
frankly, if someone other than an AKA is gon be wearing my colors, letters, and ivy, i'd rather it be a brother that is more than likely an Alpha (sporting it temporarily), than to see it on some dude who REALLY wants to be an AKA or thinks that he's one already:

http://tsus-miaka.tripod.com/id1.html

or

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/4342/huh9at.jpg

the lesser of two evils, i suppose :shrugs:

Why I looked on this website and found out those MIAKA guys are at Tenn. State?:eek: I will be calling my sister tonight!

IntegriTY1908 02-01-2006 04:13 PM

Hmmmm...
 
I think it all comes down to the miseducation of people who have become members of XYZ organizations. It is my firm belief that these types of displays by any person that is not a member of our illustrious sisterhood is unacceptable PERIOD! The issue of how you were MADE may be pertinent here as well because it seems to me that people are acting as if they have not been taught anything whatsoever about "her" vision, where it all began and in turn respect for that vision. Why would any member of my organization think this is cute, funny, or just plain alright. Have we forgotten the struggle or were some just never introduced to it? I believe in everything that Alpha Kappa Alpha represents and I will herald and defend it and therefore YES I DO OWN THESE LETTERS! YES I DO OWN THESE COLORS! So dont disrespect them because they are a part of ME!

Visionary22 02-01-2006 06:41 PM

Frankly,
I am speechless. I haven't seen anything look that bad in a long time. I am sure saying 'you are disgusted' is an understatement.
What are people thinking?

ladygreek 02-01-2006 07:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by mccoyred
These "My Mother/Aunt/Grandmother is... shirts" don't often have the actual symbols on them. I have seen some that do.
They are still out there. Along with the Future <insert symbols> shirts, baby bibs, etc.

Quote:

However, I see that as a seperate and unrelated issue.
I thought the issue was folx wearing our symbols who are not in our orgs. So how is it unrelated?

ladygreek 02-01-2006 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SKEEphistAKAte
Suddenly everyone is talking about "bigger fish to fry" as if there is some competition among issues. Right now we are discussing this particular issue and these are my opinions regarding it. I don't think that anyone is saying this issue more important than keeping or members active, or reclamation of members or any other issue facing our organizations. It just so happens to be the topic of discussion at this moment.
Not everyone, just me. So let me clarify--EYE have bigger fish to fry. That is jmo and my contribution to the discussion.

Also if you reread my post I made the distinction of separating the issue of the greek tribute exchange from the issue of perps, Beauz/Gents, and Miakas. What I was trying to convey was that to ME the latter was more serious than the former. But again that is jmo.

*pulling you by the ear back over to GP*

CountryGurl 02-02-2006 09:27 AM

This was on another site and apparently the sorors at
Arkansas State lent their jackets to members of Phi
Beta Sigma to mock them during their annual "Mock Step
Show.

http://greeks.astate.edu/phibetasigm...l%20Winner.htm

starang21 02-02-2006 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CountryGurl
This was on another site and apparently the sorors at
Arkansas State lent their jackets to members of Phi
Beta Sigma to mock them during their annual "Mock Step
Show.

http://greeks.astate.edu/phibetasigm...l%20Winner.htm

while tribute steps are all fine and lame, rockin a sorority's letters are incredibly faggotrocious.

treblk 02-02-2006 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by starang21
while tribute steps are all fine and lame, rockin a sorority's letters are incredibly faggotrocious.
LOL

AKA2D '91 02-02-2006 11:09 AM

Re: Hmmmm...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by IntegriTY1908
I think it all comes down to the miseducation of people who have become members of XYZ organizations.
I guess this shows a breakdown among the sororities AND fraternities. Who is responsible? Sorors/members of other orgs allowed their jackets to be used; while fraternity members put the jackets ON!

Who says (nowadays)..."NO, you aren't using mine", "I can't use yours?" :confused:

I guess it's a shift we all are experiencing. I guess a change in the PEOPLE, not the organizations. :(


LOL @ the "f" word!

SKEEphistAKAte 02-02-2006 12:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by starang21
faggotrocious.
Ok, my professor just looked at me like ':rolleyes: what is funny about White Collar Crime?' I need you to not make me laugh in class.

mccoyred 02-02-2006 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ladygreek
I thought the issue was folx wearing our symbols who are not in our orgs. So how is it unrelated? [/B]

I see the inappropriate vendor items and the mock shows where folks temporarily exchange letters as unrelated.

KSUViolet06 02-02-2006 05:25 PM

OMG *dies*

Lady of Pearl 02-02-2006 07:25 PM

:eek: A travesty- mock or not, obviously some serious education needs to be learned by those people who engage in this behavior! members as well as participants The founders would be rolling over in their graves! is nothing sacred anymore!:(:mad:















ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA - A SERIOUS MATTER SINCE 1908!

DPiece7 02-02-2006 10:25 PM

i wonder if the sorority members really let them rock their para or if myabe those dudes ordered their own stuff.... some of that para (particularly the Zeta t-shirts) look like they were fitting those big dudes pretty well for a shirt that was borrowed from a female.....
just an observation


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