Hello Ladies of Theta Nu Xi
 

This may sound silly...but the signs for our sororities - Omega Tau Pi and Theta Nu Xi are often confused for each other. The only difference is how we tend to position them...

I will post an example later, but my real question do you all have any chapters in the Louisiana area...I ask because this picture was taken at a party sponsored by the Sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, La. As I stated above a Brother of mine asked were they sisters of MINE because of the sign, because we don't currently have a chapter there. And I went to your website to check and see if you all have a chapter there and I wasn't able to find one. If this is a new colony/chapter then I congratulate you all because southern area schools can be difficult at which to get a good foothold. If not, then maybe they were visiting, just being curious at this point.
http://kontinuousevents.com/oneadmin...s_016_copy.jpg

But anywho back to the signs:

http://www.uncg.edu/student.groups/t...07/Gamma07.jpg

http://photos-d.ak.facebook.com/phot...48351_3458.jpg

AND if there any chapters in the Jackson or Hattiesburg, MS, Houston, TX or Louisiana, the Sisters of Omega Tau Pi would love a chance to fellowship and perform service with such a seemingly lovely group of ladies.

I wish you all continued success in your endeavors.

I've been exceedingly busy of late, so I apologize for my late response! The signs in the top picture are not those of Theta Nu Xi. None of the women look familiar either. It's possible that they're Alpha Angels. To answer your other question, we do not yet have chapters in Louisiana or Mississippi. But, we do have a chapter in Houston, Texas. You can find their contact information here: http://www.tnxomicron.org/. :)

There is another sorority that has our sign as well, and I believe, separate from these ladies as well.

There's Alpha Angels (non-Greek) and Omega Tau Pi which, I believe, started as a high school sorority and recently developed collegiate chapters.