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lol....silly
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I have to admit, I thought it was overblown until I saw the trailers. I would have absolutely FREAKED had it been my GLO! I think every ZTA has a right to be offended, if she wishes to be.
On the other hand, if the movie is a huge hit, maybe it could work in ZTA's favor. For your sakes, I hope so! |
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They clearly use our colors and our nickname and ZTZ has only been around since 1926 - ZTA since 1898. We're far more widely known than a small local chapter and I seriously doubt anyone outside of Oxy's area would think of ZTZ before ZTA, especially with the many "coincidences" in this movie. http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2...nzeta/ZeTA.jpg http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2...zeta/ZeTA2.jpg http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2...zeta/ZeTA3.jpg And those are just from the preview... who knows what all is in the movie. |
So I guess a group of black girls calling themselves Zetas since 1920 isn't "confusingly similar"....lol
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Don't forget about the Phi Iota Mus! (Which I'm pretty sure are represented by pink-they have been so far)...
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These types of things are part of the reason that so many groups have moved to Greek Licensing. It was explained to us that if you do not show effort to protect your trademarks, then you can lose a battle over them. I wouldn't blame either group for trying to fight the use of their letters/colors/nicknames although the movie reminds me of the Bad News Bears or Mighty Ducks of the sorority world, where the underdogs end up reigning.
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I'm not here to argue with anyone whether the movie points toward one sorority or another, I'm only here to show that things are not always as they seem. And finally, if ZTA really is the upstanding sorority you all claim it is (that is not meant to sound sarcastic, we don't have a ZTA chapter here so I wouldn't know personally), you shouldn't have any problems. You should know that you have the pick of thousands of girls who want to join your top-notch sorority, and you shouldn't be worried OR offended by a fictional piece of work that would only change the minds of people too dumb to join anyway. Do you really want someone in your sorority who can't tell the difference between fiction and reality, and allows MTV to make their decisions for them? |
I'm really tired of people appointing themselves the "offense police". If members wish to be upset that their letters, colors, and nicknames have been appropriated for a movie which does not represent the organization, who are you to tell them that they have no right to be upset? GLOs go to a great deal of trouble to copyright and protect their good names. There are legal ramifications if they do not. In the case of Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Mu we are talking about literally hundreds of thousands of members. Just because you don't care doesn't mean they must fall in line with your way of thinking - what is the quote, the world doesn't revolve around your . . . opinion.
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