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From what I understand about Chi Omega history, the man that help found the sorority was himself a Kappa Sigma initiate, and he helped the women organize and created the ritual and much of the symbols. I do not think he ever went through the Chi Omega initiation ceremony he created, so he is not "officially" a Chi-O.
Of course if you ask certain persons that once frequented these boards, they would say that this man created his own harum by starting the sorority and was granted "privledges" with any new pledges. Certainly a bunch of hooey, but kind of funny if you think about the highly-restrictive Victorian period in history that Chi Omega was founded in.
Last edited by amycat412; 09-12-2002 at 03:12 PM.
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