Itb?

[stacy5388]

I read where someone said that they use ItB as a delta gamma and they hope when other sororitys use LITB they hope is doesn't mean the same thing well my friend Beth is also a Delta Gamma at Northern KY university and her serority uses LITB and she is a delta gamma too so im sure it means something similar cause your both DG's but she said its a sorority secret and is unable to tell me what it means like no DG can tell you what it means

[ComradesTrue]

Originally Posted by stacy5388

I read where someone said that they use ItB as a delta gamma and they hope when other sororitys use LITB they hope is doesn't mean the same thing well my friend Beth is also a Delta Gamma at Northern KY university and her serority uses LITB and she is a delta gamma too so im sure it means something similar cause your both DG's but she said its a sorority secret and is unable to tell me what it means like no DG can tell you what it means

Whenever I read posts that are written like this one I have flashbacks of having to diagram sentences in 7th grade English class.

<shudders>

[CutiePie2000]

Originally Posted by stacy5388

I read where someone said that they use ItB as a delta gamma and they hope when other sororitys use LITB they hope is doesn't mean the same thing well my friend Beth is also a Delta Gamma at Northern KY university and her serority uses LITB and she is a delta gamma too so im sure it means something similar cause your both DG's but she said its a sorority secret and is unable to tell me what it means like no DG can tell you what it means

ITB is not secret nor it is part of ritual, as I have seen it, time and time again, written out in full and used as closing salutations in "Letters to the Editor" published in The Anchora and what not. The Anchora is the magazine that virtually all DGs receive and would leave it lying around the house, so anyone can pick it up and read it. I guess "ITB" is used discreetly, but it NOT SECRET.

[hannahgirl]

My chapter uses LITB, but other chapters do not.

As a regional officer I write to several different chapters and other regional and national officers all the time. I always use ITB just to keep that consistent with how they send it.

If I write to a chapter sister, I always use LITB.

Like others have said....personal preference.