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Originally Posted by boz130
If you want to find out who is/isn't licensed, visit GreekLicensing.com ( http://greeklicensing.com/search_res...ID=35&catID=34). There are 120+ firms licensed w/LCA.
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In a perfect world, everybody would follow the rules & do things "the right way". Since's it's NOT a perfect world, just make sure you follow the most recent translation of Xalepa Ta Kala: "If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well."
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I had a few shirts that didn't even pass the Dad test, knowing my mom would see it. I came home for break and passed out and I think he was getting some of my dirty clothes out of my suitcase to throw in the washer and saw a shirt I got from somewhere. He quietly folded it up and shoved it in a side pocket of my suitcase, didn't even realize it till I was packing up to go home.
All good point though, its a real struggle to fight with guys who want "funny shirts" at the expense of our dignity, I have been guilty of this. I am curious how much of a hand HQ plays when approving items for sale, if at all. I imagine it would be way too hard to approve every single item and I gather they just authorize individual sellers and trust their judgment? I would be surprised if someone from LCA said hey, lets make Mardi Gras beads that have 'Lambda Chi Alpha' on them so brothers can take them to the bar and make asses of themselves. This is true just just about anything, be it teeshirt, hat, or having a key chain.
I would love to wear this around:
http://cgi.ebay.com/LAMBDA-CHI-ALPHA...QQcmdZViewItem
Unfortunately it has our letters on it.
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By the way you don't happen to have a brochure or website for your printing company do you? I was planning on getting a large quantity of postcards printed up to send to our alumni whenever I get around to making their new website. I am still shopping around for the best price.
Thanks.
In ZAX,
John Dever