Let's guess what each GLO stands for!

[TSteven]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

Sigma Chi: Sons of Christ

One of my favorites. Especially since the original Greek Letters for the Fraternity were Sigma Phi.

The other one that seems to get a lot of "No really, this is what it means," is Phi Kappa Tau: Fellowship of the Knights Templar.

Originally Posted by basket96

I was talking to a guy I work with when he asks if I have the key to the kingdom of God. I was like "what"? He thought that was what Kappa Kappa Gamma stood for. In over 20 years as a member I had never heard that one before. It's pretty good, though!

Originally Posted by MysticCat

That one has actually been around for a long time. Some people will believe anything.

If it wasn't known before, then I bet this took off in the mid to late 1970s. In the stage production "Vanities" (1976; the t.v. movie first aired in 1981), three Texas high school cheerleaders all pledge Kappa Kappa Gamma in college. One of the lines they all recite together regarding Kappa is "Noble Noble Women with the Key to the Kingdom of God." When I was in college, the UK Kappas would often repeat this phrase themselves. More to throw people off... allegedly.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by TSteven

If it wasn't known before, then I bet this took off in the mid to late 1970s. In the stage production "Vanities" (1976; the t.v. movie first aired in 1981), three Texas high school cheerleaders all pledge Kappa Kappa Gamma in college. One of the lines they all recite together regarding Kappa is "Noble Noble Women with the Key to the Kingdom of God." When I was in college, the UK Kappas would often repeat this phrase themselves. More to throw people off... allegedly.

LOL. I can hear them now, wistfully saying "KKG! KKG! KKG E-ter-nal-ly."

Good play.

[catiebug]

Oh my god, the president of the student council has been shot!

Originally Posted by MysticCat

LOL. I can hear them now, wistfully saying "KKG! KKG! KKG E-ter-nal-ly."

Good play.

[TSteven]

From "Vanities"
(Scene I takes place in the Fall of 1963)

School Intercom: Students, I am sad to announce that the President has been shot.

Joanne: The president of the student council has been shot?

Kathy: Oh, my God!

School Intercom: The President was gunned down in Dallas.

Joanne: Dallas? I just saw him in algebra!

School Intercom: If this report is true, classes will be dismissed for the rest of the day.

Kathy: What about the pep rally?

School Intercom: In any case, the football game will take place, as planned, this evening.

All Cheerleaders: Oh, thank God!