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cristinasmile (crazy SKEPi girl) flat out said that she was forming her sorority based on Sigma Kappa. That's why we gave her shit. Girls looking to start their own sorority who are willing to do the hard work in doing so usually get our support. Quote:
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And could some less math-impaired person than me do the math as to how many 2 and 3 letter combinations are indeed possible from the Greek alphabet? Cause it has got to be at least hundreds - and while I'll admit some will sound better than others, I don't think that the number of possible combinations is a valid reason to NOT make your own name, instead of ripping off an existing group.
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Look at all-local campuses. I don't think the girls in these groups are trying to imitate AGD, Tri-Sigma, or Kappa Delta. |
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Man, I'm just foot-in-mouthing it all over these boards this morning!
Guess that's my signal to stop playing and get back to work... |
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<---back to being productive, I guess. :( |
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Isn't "Sorosis" part of Pi Phi's original name? I.C. Sorosis I think? |
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I have to add that even though there are 13,000 combinations or whatever, you have to keep in mind that the Greek letters usually stand for Greek words. Some Greek letters are not as commonly seen in GLO names because there aren't as many Greek words that start with them. Or at least not Greek words that you want to use to embody your organization. If you have half a brain and know your own org's secret meanings, sometimes you can figure out things about other orgs just by intuition. Just sayin'. |
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