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Old 05-18-2007, 11:03 PM
DUKyleXY DUKyleXY is offline
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Delta Upsilon's colors are Old Gold and Sapphire Blue (A classic combo many times copied.) We don't have an official flower or mascot or symbol, or much of anything, helps keep things simple for the non-secrecy thing!!!

As an addition to Alpha Phi Soroity, "Alpha Phi’s original colors were blue and gold. In 1879, noting that a fraternity had colors too similar to hers, Alpha Phi adopted the more distinctive colors of silver and bordeaux. Members wear their colors in the form of a ribbon of silver/gray and bordeaux, under their badge to acknowledge special occasions, the installation of a new chapter, the anniversary of their chapter’s installation or the celebration of Alpha Phi Founders’ Day, October 10." -Alpha Phi Official Website

Kind of a neat coincidence since they are our sister organization.
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