two groups with the same name

[PiPhiAngel09]

Out of curiosity, I just googled the history of DST and AKA. Really interesting. I guess that explains the historical rivalry between the two that I always heard about.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by PiPhiAngel09

Out of curiosity, I just googled the history of DST and AKA. Really interesting. I guess that explains the historical rivalry between the two that I always heard about.

Ok. Not sure what the has to do with "two groups with the same name," though.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by 408

From wikipedia:
That's pretty interesting actually

We all know that Wikipedia is the end all, be all when it comes to research.

But that still has nothing to do with the topic.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by 408

...it does...because the sisters of Delta Sigma Theta were once Alpha Kappa Alphas...so that means that its an example of two different greek organizations having similar names and origins...which is what the thread is about...

Please point out how these names are identical:

- Alpha Kappa Alpha // Delta Sigma Theta
- AKA // DST

[knight_shadow]

Still wondering how AKA and DST are similar names.

Just stop. Your trolling is pathetic.

[nyapbp]

Illinois College in Jacksonville, Illinois, has literary societies that seem to function as social organizations as well. While touring the campus several years ago, my husband was aghast to see women wearing Sigma Phi Epsilon letters. He knew there wasn't a chapter there and as it turns out that is also the name of one of the female literary societies. One of the men's literary societies is Sigma Pi. Evidently, some hazing was going on this year.

[pktcougar]

Phi Kappa (Phi Kappa Theta) started out as a local Phi Kappa Sigma chapter and dropped the Sigma after learning of the National Chapter.

There is/was also a Phi Kappa Society at UGa

Theta Kappa Phi is a defunct fraternity that merged with Phi Kappa to form Phi Kappa Theta, apparently it's also a Asian Sorority now