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Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito
Iota Sigma maybe?
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Iota would make sense actually... maybe just in my linguistically twisted mind though. Some people pronounce it "eye-ota" and others "ee-ota", which winds up sounding more like "ee-yo-ta"... I think the first may be more common but the second is more accurate.
In thinking about the letter J, it's spelled "Jota" in Spanish and Portuguese. Pronounced "Ho-ta" by the former and "Jo-ta" in Portuguese (the J is kind of like the word "je" in French, not like the J in Joe). Not THAT far off from ee-yo-otah. Especially considering some of the more lispy European accents (like Spain).
So... I could see them as being linked at some point in time. Of course, I could be completely off base but it's fun to think about.
And to OP2, good luck at UW!