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Old 07-24-2007, 11:24 AM
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I don't think Pi Phi has one...AOII does and if Chi O and Zeta have them, I've never seen them. I do, though, have a massive amount of "mom" T-shirts!
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Old 07-24-2007, 11:48 AM
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I don't think Pi Phi has one...AOII does and if Chi O and Zeta have them, I've never seen them. I do, though, have a massive amount of "mom" T-shirts!
Oh- that could be a fight in your house if you ever decided to wear all of the mother's pins at the same time- which one is higher than the others?
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Old 07-24-2007, 11:52 AM
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Let's just say that maybe it's a good thing that they don't all have pins!
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Old 07-24-2007, 11:57 AM
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ZTA does have a mother's pin and its a turquoise and grey crown with a white violet on it. we do a mother's pin ceremony once a year in my chapter.

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Old 07-24-2007, 12:22 PM
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Kappa Delta has the mother's pin:


And the mother's charm:
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Old 07-24-2007, 01:35 PM
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Kappa Delta has the mother's pin:

Wow, this is really pretty!
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Old 07-24-2007, 02:02 PM
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Question: would a mother who is a current alum of an NPC wear a mother's pin for their daughter's GLO?
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Old 07-24-2007, 02:11 PM
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Question: would a mother who is a current alum of an NPC wear a mother's pin for their daughter's GLO?
That's what these are talking about:

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my mother uses her mother's pin as the guard to her Quill instead of a chapter guard.
A Quill is AXiD's badge.

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Gamma Phi has one - it is shaped like the shield of our pledge pin, but has a pink carnation instead of a crescent. My mom wears hers right next to (but a little lower) her Gamma Phi Beta badge!
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Old 07-25-2007, 05:15 PM
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Kappa Delta has the mother's pin:


And the mother's charm:
I really like these ^^^. I especially like them b/c they say mom on it. Some of the others, although very pretty, could be confusing to outsiders and would lead them to beileve that they are members of that organization. I know if I saw a woman with some of those pins I would assume she were greek.
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ZTA does have a mother's pin and its a turquoise and grey crown with a white violet on it. we do a mother's pin ceremony once a year in my chapter.


HA I'm jealous of my mom's ZTA mother's pin - I think the crown is so pretty!
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I don't think Pi Phi has one...AOII does and if Chi O and Zeta have them, I've never seen them. I do, though, have a massive amount of "mom" T-shirts!
Carnation, you would look like Idi Amin!!! LOL

No, Chi Omega has never had a mother's pin.
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Old 07-24-2007, 12:56 PM
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I don't think Pi Phi has one...AOII does and if Chi O and Zeta have them, I've never seen them. I do, though, have a massive amount of "mom" T-shirts!
carnation, the Herff Jones site shows a Pi Phi mother's pin. It's an arrowhead with the three lettes.
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Gamma Phi has one - it is shaped like the shield of our pledge pin, but has a pink carnation instead of a crescent. My mom wears hers right next to (but a little lower) her Gamma Phi Beta badge!
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Old 08-11-2007, 08:20 PM
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carnation, the Herff Jones site shows a Pi Phi mother's pin. It's an arrowhead with the three lettes.
I gave my mom a Pi Phi mother's pin in the late seventies. My mom had never gone to college and I distinctly remember her being very excited about it when I gave it to her. It was as you described it, and there was a pearl in the shaft of the arrowhead. I have not seen it for many years, but my mom is still alive & I'll bet that she still has it somewhere. Now I have to raid her drawers and jewelry boxes to see where it is. Mothers play such an important part in our lives, and I wanted to honor her. Mother's pins are a great, sentimental tradition that I think very definitely has a part in Greek tradition. After all, most GLO's have "auxiliary" pins - chapter pins, sweetheart pins, scholarship pins, officer pins, & other types of recognition pins. I can also think of legacy pins, 25 & 50 year member pins, etc. It's nice to know that so many GLO's have mother's pins so we can all honor our mothers!
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carnation, the Herff Jones site shows a Pi Phi mother's pin. It's an arrowhead with the three lettes.
I gave my mom a Pi Phi mother's pin in the late seventies. My mom had never gone to college and I distinctly remember her being very excited about it when I gave it to her. It was as you described it, and there was a pearl in the shaft of the arrowhead. I have not seen it for many years, but my mom is still alive & I'll bet that she still has it somewhere. Now I have to raid her drawers and jewelry boxes to see where it is. Mothers play such an important part in our lives, and I wanted to honor her. Mother's pins are a great, sentimental tradition that I think very definitely has a part in Greek tradition. After all, most GLO's have "auxiliary" pins - chapter pins, sweetheart pins, scholarship pins, officer pins, & other types of recognition pins. I can also think of legacy pins, 25 & 50 year member pins, etc. It's nice to know that so many GLO's have mother's pins so we can all honor our mothers!
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