just wondering....
 

I know that this isnt something that is all that important...but just something that I am wondering about.

Can those, outside of Sigma Alpha where tshirst that have "Sigma Alpha" written on them? Say, like brothers of an IFC who have done rush and philanthropies with us who want a shirt that we have to wear. It is a shirt that has "Sigma Alpha" on the front and a green bull on the back with "Mooving in Agriculture" on the back. Would that be ok for them to wear since there are no greek letters?

Just wondering.

Christina (Chi chapter)

Often, the exact answer to this question depends upon the chapter's bylaws. However, you might want to consider whether creating a shirt with both groups names spelled out on it might be better, that way there would be no confusion over why they were wearing a Sigma Alpha shirt!

At CSU the people who design the greek week shirts list all the fraternities and sororities on campus by greek letter, is this a problem??

Sarah

Not a problem (in fact, I have a few shirts like that myself). In those cases, the shirts have enough organizations represented on them that no one should be confused.