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I'm going to have to disagree with texasprincess.
Honestly, the Phi Chi group, to me that sounds like it could be the start of something. It sounds like a group of guys that have gathered together for a greater ideal....which i think is how a lot of us think about our founders. The lunch group one, and the tri-zeta one to me are just jokes. To me, it's like being in elementary school or middle school and forming a secret clique because some of the 'cool' kids don't like you.
To me, being Greek is more than just Greek letters and parties and tshirts. I don't want to speak for everyone here, but i think a lot of us take the pledges we made and continue to make in our rituals seriously. I know that i hold mine very dear. I know that the fraternity history that i learned as a pledge is probably a little biased based on it's source, but to me, being a Sigma Nu is about 'Love, Truth, Honor' and the ways that i try to apply these principles to my life and relationships. To me, being Greek means making sacrifices and learning how to work with, and love people that might be complete opposites of you and that you never thought you could get along with.
I don't know, i kind of took it as a mocking sort of thing. And as much as these tshirts they've made, i've never seen them on campus. I don't know, the idea of those girls walking around lubbock claiming that they were in sororities at A&M bugs me too. But alas, no biggie. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery i guess.
Kitso
KS 361 times i'd laugh if i saw a Lunch Group Date Party tshirt
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