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Originally posted by AlphaPhiBubbles
I can't believe I have been an active sorority girl for 2 years and do not know this, but what does it mean when a GLO chapter name has "deuteron" in it? I know this is not a greek letter, and it doesn't seem like a duplicate or something. Does this denote a colony or something?? I know someone on here knows the answer!
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As far as I know, Phi Sigma Kappa is the only GLO that uses deuteron, triton, etc. naming for chapters. These are the greek words for two, three, four, etc. I think. The greek letters were used to denote the first "set" of chapters of Phi Sig, and then the next set had the greek word for two after the greek letter. As for my chapter, Zeta Triton, that means that we are in the third set of Phi Sig chapters. Hope I was able to explain things relatively clearly
