Alpha Omega Pi?

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by LaFleur

I just came across this thread and wanted to put my two cents in. I'm an Alpha Omicron Pi and proud to be one.

http://www.ysu.edu/gogreek/alphaomegapi.htm[/url]), the only thing that is different is their founding date, motto, and philanthropy. .

Just to stir the pot a little- The Youngstown State Alpha Omega Pi motto is "Individual But United", which is the same thing as the Ohio Univerisity (Omega Upsilon chapter) AOII Chapter's Submotto.

And I believe that the YSU group's old advisor is an AOII alumna (from OU).

I actually spoke with a YSU AOII alumna who would LOVE for this group to succeed. She would love for her chapter to be back at YSU, and if this is the way to do it, she was all for it. It kind of reminds me of the ZETA group at URI- they did end up as a ZTA colony.

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by ForeverRoses

Just to stir the pot a little- The Youngstown State Alpha Omega Pi motto is "Individual But United", which is the same thing as the Ohio Univerisity (Omega Upsilon chapter) AOII Chapter's Submotto.

And I believe that the YSU group's old advisor is an AOII alumna (from OU).

I actually spoke with a YSU AOII alumna who would LOVE for this group to succeed. She would love for her chapter to be back at YSU, and if this is the way to do it, she was all for it. It kind of reminds me of the ZETA group at URI- they did end up as a ZTA colony.

Individual but United sounds like a reference to our sheaf of wheat as well! I'm not offended by a group that clearly was formed as an AOII interest group. They aren't AOII. They don't know our ritual. Who cares if they use our nickname or color?