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12-13-2007, 11:33 AM
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And if Pi Phi uses states in their lettering system, do they not wear chapter guards? Or just single letter guards and say they're from whatever state?
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12-13-2007, 09:45 PM
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Pi Phi pin guard
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And if Pi Phi uses states in their lettering system, do they not wear chapter guards? Or just single letter guards and say they're from whatever state?
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Right - the Pi Phi pin guard is traditionally the crest, done in gold filligree -a diamond shaped lozenge with a bird (Help! I forgot what kind, I believe that it is either the eagle or a phoenix, now I have to look this up) with arrows in one talon and wings stretched upward. Officer dangles may be added, but I have never seen a Pi Phi pin with a letter pin guard unless it was a very old one (pre-1930's). Excellent question - I have often thought that our pin was unique for this very reason.
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12-13-2007, 09:52 PM
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Mine is a Gamma for my Pi Phi chapter, Alabama Gamma. Most of us had Gammas instead of the guard!
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12-13-2007, 10:43 PM
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Mine is a Gamma for my Pi Phi chapter, Alabama Gamma. Most of us had Gammas instead of the guard!
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Then I was wrong & different chapters do it different ways. Thanks for the info, I always thought that every chapter used the crest. Carnation, do you know if the bird on the crest is a phoenix or an eagle?
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12-13-2007, 11:36 PM
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I think an eagle. If it were a phoenix, I bet that it would have been widely publicized and they would have made it part of the ritual--it's so symbolic!
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12-14-2007, 12:15 AM
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Eta Chapters
Alpha Gamma Delta- DePauw University 1908 (inactive)
Alpha Delta Pi- Univ of Alabama 1907 (active)
Alpha Epsilon Phi- SUNY Albany (active)
Alpha Xi Delta- Syracuse University 1904 (active)
Alpha Omicron Pi- University of Wisconsin 1917 (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Alpha- Ward Seminary, Nashville, TN (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Tau- Kent State 1924 (inactive)
Alpha Phi- Eta Deuteron (I couldn't find a plain Eta) Boston University (active)
Alpha Chi Omega- Bucknell
Gamma Phi Beta- UC Berkley 1894
Delta Gamma- Univ of Akron
Delta Delta Delta- Vermont
Delta Zeta-Baker 1910 (inactive)
Delta Phi Epsilon- Pittsburgh 1925 (inactive)
Zeta Tau Alpha- Mary Baldwin 1904 (inactive)
Theta Phi Alpha- Boston University 1921 (inactive)
Kappa Alpha Theta- Univ of Michigan 1879 (active)
Kappa Delta- Hunter College 1913 (inactive)
Kappa Kappa Gamma- Univ of Wisconsin
Pi Beta Phi- California Eta- UC Irvine 1974
Illinois Eta- Milliken University 1912
Ohio Eta- Denison University 1954
Pennsylvania Eta- Lafayette College 1980
Texas Eta- Texas A&M 1985
Virginia Eta- Univ of Richmond 1987
Sigma Delta Tau- Univ of Georgia (active)
Sigma Kappa- Illinois Wesleyan University (active)
Sigma Sigma Sigma- Searcy Female School 1905 (inactive)
Phi Mu- Hardin College (inactive)
Phi Sigma Sigma- Michigan 1922 (inactive)
Chi Omega- Univ of Michigan 1905
Thank you to everyone who found the chapters that I was unable to find. I assumed the ones that OlemissGlitter found are inactive if no one told me otherwise since I didn't find them on the (inter)national websites.
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12-14-2007, 12:20 AM
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Sigma Kappa's Eta is active and is at Illinois Wesleyan University.
I think it may be our oldest continuously open chapter, but I'm not sure of that. They did just celebrate their centennial.
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12-14-2007, 12:47 AM
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If anyone can help with closed chapters of A Xi D, AST, DZ, DPhiE, ZTA, KD, SSS, Phi Mu and Phi Sig, please add it! I don't have access to a Baird's.
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Phi Mu's Eta chapter was at Hardin College in Missouri, according to my history book. It was closed in 1911, one of several chapters who were ruled against in order for Phi Mu to be accepted into the NPC. Hope that helps!
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12-14-2007, 10:18 AM
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Alpha Xi Delta's Eta chapter is Syracuse University and has been active since 1904
all the Alpha Xi Delta chapters can be found here
http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...ad.php?t=53568
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12-14-2007, 11:58 AM
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Alpha Gamma Delta- DePauw University 1908 (inactive)
Alpha Delta Pi- Univ of Alabama 1907 (active)
Alpha Epsilon Phi- SUNY Albany (active)
Alpha Xi Delta- can't find a chapter, but I love your new website!
Alpha Omicron Pi- University of Wisconsin 1917 (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Alpha- Ward Seminary, Nashville, TN (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Tau- no active chapter
Alpha Phi- Eta Deuteron (I couldn't find a plain Eta) Boston University (active)
Gamma Phi Beta- UC Berkley 1894
Delta Gamma- Univ of Akron
Delta Delta Delta- Vermont
Delta Zeta-no active chapter
Delta Phi Epsilon- no active chapter
Zeta Tau Alpha- no active chapter
Theta Phi Alpha- Boston University 1921 (inactive)
Kappa Alpha Theta- Univ of Michigan 1879 (active)
Kappa Delta- Hunter College 1913 (inactive)
Kappa Kappa Gamma- Univ of Wisconsin
Pi Beta Phi- California Eta- UC Irvine 1974
Illinois Eta- Milliken University 1912
Ohio Eta- Denison University 1954
Pennsylvania Eta- Lafayette College 1980
Texas Eta- Texas A&M 1985
Virginia Eta- Univ of Richmond 1987
Sigma Delta Tau- Univ of Georgia (active)
Sigma Kappa- Illinois Wesleyan University (active)
Sigma Sigma Sigma- no active chapter
Phi Mu- Hardin College (inactive)
Phi Sigma Sigma- no active chapter
Chi Omega- Univ of Michigan 1905
If anyone can help with closed chapters of A Xi D, AST, DZ, DPhiE, ZTA, SSS and Phi Sig, please add it! I don't have access to a Baird's.
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Alpha Xi Delta--Eta Chapter at Syracuse founded in 1904
Alpha Sigma Tau--Eta Chapter at Kent State founded in 1924
Delta Zeta--Eta Chapter at Baker founded in 1910
Delta Phi Epsilon--Eta Chapter at Pittsburgh founded in 1925
Tri Sigma--Eta Chapter founded at Searcy Female School in AR in 1905
Zeta Tau Alpha--Eta Chapter at Mary Baldwin founded in 1904
Phi Sigma Sigma--Eta Chapter at Michigan founded in 1922
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12-14-2007, 12:02 PM
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If anyone can help with closed chapters of A Xi D, AST, DZ, DPhiE, ZTA, SSS and Phi Sig, please add it! I don't have access to a Baird's.
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http://books.google.com/books?id=5qk..._brr=0#PPR9,M1
That's the link for DDD, but you can navigate to different pages at the top - ZTA is page 461 and they're in alphabetical order. Hope that helps!
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12-14-2007, 01:22 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AOII Angel
Alpha Gamma Delta- DePauw University 1908 (inactive)
Alpha Delta Pi- Univ of Alabama 1907 (active)
Alpha Epsilon Phi- SUNY Albany (active)
Alpha Xi Delta- can't find a chapter, but I love your new website!
Alpha Omicron Pi- University of Wisconsin 1917 (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Alpha- Ward Seminary, Nashville, TN (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Tau- no active chapter
Alpha Phi- Eta Deuteron (I couldn't find a plain Eta) Boston University (active)
Gamma Phi Beta- UC Berkley 1894
Delta Gamma- Univ of Akron
Delta Delta Delta- Vermont
Delta Zeta-no active chapter
Delta Phi Epsilon- no active chapter
Zeta Tau Alpha- no active chapter
Theta Phi Alpha- Boston University 1921 (inactive)
Kappa Alpha Theta- Univ of Michigan 1879 (active)
Kappa Delta- Hunter College 1913 (inactive)
Kappa Kappa Gamma- Univ of Wisconsin
Pi Beta Phi- California Eta- UC Irvine 1974
Illinois Eta- Milliken University 1912
Ohio Eta- Denison University 1954
Pennsylvania Eta- Lafayette College 1980
Texas Eta- Texas A&M 1985
Virginia Eta- Univ of Richmond 1987
Sigma Delta Tau- Univ of Georgia (active)
Sigma Kappa- Illinois Wesleyan University (active)
Sigma Sigma Sigma- no active chapter
Phi Mu- Hardin College (inactive)
Phi Sigma Sigma- no active chapter
Chi Omega- Univ of Michigan 1905
If anyone can help with closed chapters of A Xi D, AST, DZ, DPhiE, ZTA, SSS and Phi Sig, please add it! I don't have access to a Baird's.
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By the way, you missed AXO all together, unless I'm really missing it
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