Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito (Post 1906948)

Oh I know, but most people would probably associate the wannabes with legitimate Greek organizations.

Originally Posted by Gusteau (Post 1906923)

I refuse to believe someone employed in the news-media industry would solicit interviews on a message board. What is this world coming to?

Originally Posted by ree-Xi (Post 1907314)

Stay tuned for breaking news on how mean people are at online forums. Story at 11.

Originally Posted by A soror of Zeta Phi Beta (Post 520)

Some women in sororities do not have a problem with it, but some women in sororities do. As for me, imitation can be quite flattering. However, I do hold the principles of my sorority very dear and am extremely proud of it. Thus, when someone mimicks it, it pretty much trivializes the sanctity of being a part of a sorority or a fraternity. There is a difference between imitating and mimicking. When you imitate you are not simply copying from them you are embracing certain facets of another organization and use it for your own because you believe in it. When you mimick you are just taking from another organization and not using any of your own original ideas and principles, you do the same exact things as the other organization; you duplicate. My sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was the first Black Greek Letter Organization to have youth groups, and they are OFFICIAL; Archonettes, Amicettes, and Pearlettes. Archonettes are in high school, and yes they do imitate Zeta in the sense that they embrace our ideals and they look up to us. But the difference is, Zeta created Archonettes. We gave them certain "things" that are patterned after the principles of our organization, however, we do not sanction the use of "things" meant only for us Zetas BUT THEY ARE A PART OF THE BLUE AND WHITE FAMILY. The Archonettes are not a sorority, however they carry themselves as though they are because they share in our national events and programs. Many of them do go on to become Zetas, but some things about a sorority should be held back because of the oaths we take and the level of secrecy. If your sorority is not an official youth group of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. then you should respect their organization and leave it to them to decide exactly how much of "Delta" they will allow you to incorporate into your sorority. Otherwise, some Deltas may not think your sorority is so flattering.

Originally Posted by Redemption (Post 1960082)

you are absolutly correct because, I joind a high school organization in Memphis Tn. I was excepted membership of Omega Prep wich is spon cerd by omega psi phi fraternity Inc. and we ran into some issues about another chapter throwing up the hooks on their FB page and the OMEGAs did not appreciate that at all.

Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1960099)

Holy shit. Please step away from the computer and step your ass into a classroom.

Originally Posted by Redemption (Post 1960082)

you are absolutly correct because, I joind a high school organization in Memphis Tn. I was excepted membership of Omega Prep wich is spon cerd by omega psi phi fraternity Inc. and we ran into some issues about another chapter throwing up the hooks on their FB page and the OMEGAs did not appreciate that at all.

Originally Posted by dreamseeker (Post 1960143)

wtf?! at least u used their instead of they're or there. congrats.

Originally Posted by Redemption (Post 1960082)

you are absolutly correct because, I joind a high school organization in Memphis Tn. I was excepted membership of Omega Prep wich is spon cerd by omega psi phi fraternity Inc. and we ran into some issues about another chapter throwing up the hooks on their FB page and the OMEGAs did not appreciate that at all.

Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1960099)

Holy shit. Please step away from the computer and step your ass into a classroom.

Originally Posted by Drolefille (Post 1960101)

The poster's asked about Del-Teens and Delta Gems like 5 times now, sometimes in the same thread. It's a popcorn one.

Originally Posted by dreamseeker (Post 1960143)

wtf?! at least u used their instead of they're or there. congrats.

Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1960145)

Yes, but we got "I was excepted membership" instead of "I was accepted into membership."

Bless his heart. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1960145)

Yes, but we got "I was excepted membership" instead of "I was accepted into membership."

Bless his heart. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 1960145)

Yes, but we got "I was excepted membership" instead of "I was accepted into membership."

Bless his heart. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by preciousjeni (Post 1960154)

I know people say lol and lmao all the time, but don't really mean it. I'm DYIN over here. L to the O to the L!

Originally Posted by SilverTurtle (Post 522)

Are these high school 'fraternities + sororities' a fairly new development? I had never heard of anything like that when i was in school, or even until very recently.

Is it maybe a regional thing? (I went to a very hick school!)

Just wondered.

Originally Posted by Redemption (Post 1963487)

Yes, they are real and No, some of them are not recent. I am a member of Omega Prep and we were started in 1984 on the campus of the University Of Memphis during a youth program sponcerd by Omega Psi Phi fraternity Inc.

Originally Posted by Redemption (Post 1963487)

Yes, they are real and No, some of them are not recent. I am a member of Omega Prep and we were started in 1984 on the campus of the University Of Memphis during a youth program sponcerd by Omega Psi Phi fraternity Inc.