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Old 07-28-2005, 03:51 PM
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Originally posted by Lindz928
For some reason I remember my ex telling me that Fiji named their chapters not in order, but somehow by the name of the school or city that the chapter was in. For example, he went to Texas A&M, and I think they are the Alpha Mu chapter.

Any Fijis out there who want to comment on that?
I am not a member of Phi Gamma Delta, however, my former upstairs neighbor is a Fiji and we discussed this before. Granted it was at a party so my recollection may not be what it should be.

My understanding is that not all chapters are named in that way (name of the school or city), but most are. As I recall, (may be wrong, so please correct) Fiji's chapter designations started with the single letter chapters (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, etc.), then at some point, the chapters were named after either the city or college.

For example, his Fiji chapter at The University of Colorado is Beta Kappa - for Bolder, Colorado. The Fiji chapter at The University of Kentucky is Upsilon Kappa named for University of Kentucky.

FYI: I believe that Alpha Epsilon Pi may do something similar. UK's chapter, now inactive, was Lambda Kappa (Lexington, Kentucky).
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