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DeltaBetaBaby 12-11-2001 05:56 PM

Trivia
 
Okay, ladies:
A bunch of other GLO's have trivia threads, and I am jealous. I am therefore starting one. Feel free to post questions; I can't do it all myself.

Who, of the following, would NOT be considered a legacy?

a) My granddaughter
b) My half-sister
c) My step-daughter
d) My niece

I know it is a hard one, but I hope you will at least guess.

LIOB,
Amy

VSUPhiMu 12-11-2001 06:43 PM

They're all legacies except for the niece.

-VSUPhiMu

DeltaBetaBaby 12-11-2001 09:37 PM

Correct. Want another?

ladybug1116 12-11-2001 09:51 PM

here's one....
 
How many active collegiate chapters do we have? And which state has the most # of collegiate chapters? :)

DeltaBetaBaby 12-11-2001 10:11 PM

I believe we have 132 active chapters and 2 colonies. I am going to guess that we have more chapters in Georgia than anywhere else.

These are both guesses though.

ladybug1116 12-11-2001 10:17 PM

You are right about Georgia...I counted a slightly less amount of active chapters. I'll leave it open if anyone else wants to guess :)

DeltaBetaBaby 12-11-2001 10:26 PM

Who are the two "Senior Chapter Consultants" traveling this year for Phi Mu?

PM_Mama00 12-13-2001 12:24 AM

How would a step-daughter be a legacy? Just wondering!

lionlove 12-13-2001 01:29 PM

Who are the two "Senior Chapter Consultants" traveling this year for Phi Mu?

Umm, Gina DeBlasis and I don't remember the other.

Good to see this board active again :D

DeltaBetaBaby 12-13-2001 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by PM_Mama00
How would a step-daughter be a legacy? Just wondering!
I don't really know, but it counts according to our rush manual!

DeltaBetaBaby 12-13-2001 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by lionlove
Who are the two "Senior Chapter Consultants" traveling this year for Phi Mu?

Umm, Gina DeBlasis and I don't remember the other.

Good to see this board active again :D

Jennifer Hunt is the other one.

DeltaBetaBaby 12-13-2001 02:12 PM

New Question
 
According to Phi Mu lore, which of the three founders took the initiative to get the group together?

ladybug1116 12-13-2001 05:12 PM

I'm going to guess Mary Dupont Lines since she was the first President of the Philomathean Society.


Another question: What year was the badge design that we wear today first introduced?

DeltaBetaBaby 12-13-2001 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ladybug1116
I'm going to guess Mary Dupont Lines since she was the first President of the Philomathean Society.

Good guess! You are correct. I have no idea what year the badge is from, though.

ladybug1116 12-13-2001 11:20 PM

the badge is from 1904...when we actually adopted our Greek letters. We dad have a badge back in 1852 though which was made out of a $20 gold piece and designed by one of the charter members...Sarah Amelia Bardwell Wright

DeltaBetaBaby 12-14-2001 12:06 AM

New Question
 
What is the symbol of Phi Mu?

ladybug1116 12-14-2001 01:53 AM

Our symbol is Sir Fidel the lion :)

Amy, I think you and I have our own trivia game going on here..lol

DeltaBetaBaby 12-14-2001 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ladybug1116
Our symbol is Sir Fidel the lion :)

Amy, I think you and I have our own trivia game going on here..lol

Uh, uh....Sir Fidel is the MASCOT. Our SYMBOL is the quadrafoil.

Sorry, that one was meant to be a trick.:p

Maybe if we throw some easier ones up here we will get more players.

PinkStar17 12-15-2001 02:17 AM

Here's an easy one:

What are the three memorials left at Wesleyan by Phi Mu?

DeltaBetaBaby 12-15-2001 03:55 AM

Don't know. A memorial for each of the founders?

ladybug1116 12-15-2001 04:03 AM

Aren't the memorials trees or something? :confused:

Does anyone still have their Phi manuel? That's where I got the thing about Sir Fidel being our symbol :)

Gosh I am so tired but so nervous about graduating that I can't sleep and I need to be up in 3 hours!!! :eek:

PinkStar17 12-16-2001 03:00 AM

HMMMMMM
I have my phi manual still but thats cause i was innitiated in 2000,
ok heres the answer

3 magnolia trees,
chandeliers,
and a gate at wesleyan

all were donated to wesleyan by Phi Mu....


ok new question:
what was Phi Mu called before it was called Phi Mu, and what date did it adopt those greek letters?

PinkStar17 12-16-2001 03:05 AM

oh yeah!!!
 
PS.... CONGRATS to Ladybug on graduating...don't be nervous its going to be great!!!

LIOB
:D

ladybug1116 12-16-2001 12:12 PM

PinkStar-- Thank you!!! :) It's been a great weekend and graduation was wonderful.

Phi Mu was the Philomathean Society and we adopted the letters Phi Mu in 1904 (the same year the badge we use now was adopted).

And I still have my Phi Manuel too and don't plan to get rid of it anytime soon :)

DeltaBetaBaby 12-16-2001 10:31 PM

Ladybug--
Congratulations and good luck!

I guess the lion is one of our symbols, but the quadrefoil is a simpler, more easily recognized one. So both answers would be correct.

Okay, another question....

Who is the current Vice President-Panhellenic?

PinkStar17 12-17-2001 03:20 AM

WOW! that one made me actually research! does that count?? lol

vice president panhellenic is Kathy Williams, Alpha Delta from the University of Mississippi

HMMMM next question:
In what year was CMN designated Phi Mu's national philantrophy ??

PS. Ladybug I PMed you but I have no idea how that works.. hmm let me know if u get it!

LIOB
:D

DeltaBetaBaby 12-17-2001 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by PinkStar17

vice president panhellenic is Kathy Williams, Alpha Delta from the University of Mississippi

LIOB
:D

Correct! Bonus point if you can tell me to what food she is deathly allergic. I sat next to her at a dinner, and she had to leave the table when a certain something was served.

lionlove 12-17-2001 02:52 PM

In what year was CMN designated Phi Mu's national philantrophy ??

1986?

PinkStar17 12-18-2001 03:36 AM

nope! CMN was designated our national philantrophy in 1994 at the National Convention held in Atlanta

hmmm about the alergic food... i have no clue! i would email her but the chances that she would reply would probrably be slim considering she would think i was nuts!! but ill make a guess that it is hmmm something that would be in your dinner that wasnt easily seen since she didnt know it was there or she wouldnt have eaten it.. something maybe actually cooked into it???? i have no clue!!! do i get bonus points for trying?!!

Next question:
in what year did Phi Mu designate Founders Day Pennies and what was it designated for?

DeltaBetaBaby 12-18-2001 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by PinkStar17

hmmm about the alergic food... i have no clue! i would email her but the chances that she would reply would probrably be slim considering she would think i was nuts!! but ill make a guess that it is hmmm something that would be in your dinner that wasnt easily seen since she didnt know it was there or she wouldnt have eaten it.. something maybe actually cooked into it???? i have no clue!!! do i get bonus points for trying?!!

Strawberries.

LionsNLadybugs 12-20-2001 01:45 AM

Strawberries, wow!

I have been following the thread but couldn't think of any trivia off the top of my head, until now...

What is the address of our national headquarters?

DeltaBetaBaby 12-20-2001 03:23 PM

I don't feel like looking it up, but I believe it is:

3558 Habersham at Northlake
Tucker, GA 43037

Again, that is off the top of my head, so the numbers are probably wrong.

LionsNLadybugs 12-20-2001 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DeltaBetaBaby
3558 Habersham at Northlake
Tucker, GA 43037

I think the zip code is actually 30082. Somebody correct me if I am wrong!

SJHPhiMu 12-29-2001 10:36 PM

One quick question...
 
Is it not true that you are not supposed to abbreviate "Love In Our Bond?"
I have seen many sisters just write "LIOB." I understood that that was incorrect. Does anyone know for sure?

DeltaBetaBaby 12-30-2001 12:23 AM

Re: One quick question...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by SJHPhiMu
Is it not true that you are not supposed to abbreviate "Love In Our Bond?"
I have seen many sisters just write "LIOB." I understood that that was incorrect. Does anyone know for sure?

That is correct. You can find it in the Phi Mu style manual. It has all the terminology and its proper usage. You can also use "Yours In Our Bond" for certain types of correspondence.

Seems that noone posts questions when I am out of town :-(. Okay, here is a new one:

What is the oldest continuous Phi Mu chapter?

SJHPhiMu 12-30-2001 12:27 AM

Trivia Answer
 
The longest continuous chapter of Phi Mu is the Kappa Chapter at the University Of Tennessee in Knoxville, TN. I can't remember when they were founded at TN, 1908 or something like that.

DeltaBetaBaby 01-02-2002 10:40 PM

That would be correct!

What colors are found on the Phi Mu Crest?

PhiUSMmu 01-11-2002 12:03 AM

Phi Mu Crest
 
How bout Red, Black, Gold, and White?
I called my big to make sure (since she's also the pres) but I had to go with what my twin said! (Love you Jen!)

DeltaBetaBaby 01-13-2002 01:29 AM

Those would be correct, and we all know the secret meanings of those colors are revealed at initiation.

How many women are there on National Council?

PhiUSMmu 01-13-2002 11:59 PM

Seven I believe.
Five officers.


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