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Chapter letters in other than Greek or English
I noticed today that Acacia Fraternity used to letter their chapters in Hebrew (Aleph, Bet, Gimel, etc.)
Is there any other Fraternity or sorority that uses (or used to use) a chapter lettering system in anything other than English or Greek? |
Triangle names the chapters after the college. A few still keep the old college name. IIT chapter uses the designation "Armour" chapter.
FarmHouse is similar, as does Ceres (sorority). A number of UC Berkeley locals became part of nationals, and use the local name as their chapter designation (while the other chapters use Greek letters). Delta Chi uses "Abracadabra" as a chapter designator. Alpha Gamma Sigma uses "Illidell" as a chapter designator. |
Mu Sigma Upsilon: http://www.msu1981.org/chapters/
Lambda Sigma Upsilon: http://www.lsu79.org/site/lsu/chapters/full-list/ Malika Kambe Umfazi: http://www.malikakambeumfazi.org/queendom-profiles |
Achoth, which became Phi Omega Pi and eventually absorbed by Delta Zeta in the late 1940's, used Hebrew letters for their chapters when they were Achoth.
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Both Delta Chi and Delta Upsilon name their chapters after the campus location, not Greek designations.
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