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Originally Posted by Paul manolas
Your answer has cover me only in half. I'm accepting that it has nothing to do with the "country", but why are you (not especially you) use the word "Greek" and not the word "X" or "Y".
Has this word a special meaning (?), is there something behind the word for you to use it (not especially you)?
I'm encounter the "Greek life system" term, to be used as you describe, for the first time here and now (for I'm nearly 30). So believe me, i found this use of the term very odd.
I never said that I know everything in the world and I have no means to criticize or do anything negative against this forum, I am here for the answer on the above said question.
Nevertheless, the title of this thread is "This forum is for various discussion topics regarding greek life". What do you expect me to think?
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The names of most fraternities and sororities are represented by Greek letters. The specific reason(s) behind any particular combination of letters are generally only known to the members of a given fraternity or sorority. For example, the first such organization to adopt a Greek-lettered name was Phi Beta Kappa, now an honor society. Their name stands for the phrase "philosophia biou kybernetes" and was represented by the initials
FBK.
You'll no doubt notice, however, the logo in the upper left corner of your screen states: "The
Fraternity & Sorority Greek Chat Network."
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