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07-21-2009, 10:13 AM

FΔithHΩpeLoΛe FΔithHΩpeLoΛe is offline

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Definition of "Chapter"

Hi there, I'm a total newbie to the Greek Life so please excuse my ignorance regarding my question:

What is a "chapter" of a Sorority and why do they have different names to the Sorority? Example, Sigma Sigma Sigma had a Delta Nu Chapter...

Also why do some Sororites have only 2 greek letters instead of three? Example, Chi Omega.

Thanks!

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