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Originally posted by alphaalpha
Logically, if your mom has a sigma kappa pin then she was initiated into sigma kappa. Otherwise how would she get a pin?
of course i am not an official source, but just thinking through the thought.
I bet if you were interested and call Sigma kappa nationals they would be able to tell you if you are considered a legacy or not.
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Good idea to check with SK nationals, because my grandmother isn't around anymore to ask the details. My mom was 12 in 1959 when Pi Kappa Sigma merged with Sigma Kappa, and she only remembers that her mother took her to one meeting. She also remembers that when her mother died she had to contact SK to stop their magazine from coming.
So perhaps she was considered a member, even if there was no initiating ceremony.