KA and Phi MU?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by alaneagle2013

I heard one of my brothers mention that Phi Mu was KA's sister sorority, and after looking numerous places (varlet, KA national website, Phi Mu national website) hadn't found anything saying this is so ,only thing that I can tell that can connect us to Phi Mu is the symbolism in our coat of arms. So does anyone know the answer?

NPC sororities do not have "brother fraternities." Similarly, NIC fratenities do not have "sister sororities." There may be things to do with either or both group's founding that connect them, but no groups are constitutionally bound.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by 33girl

NPC sororities do not have "brother fraternities."

False in a sense... but we've hashed through this already a dozen times.

Similarly, NIC fratenities do not have "sister sororities." There may be things to do with either or both group's founding that connect them, but no groups are constitutionally bound.

True.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Kevin

False in a sense... but we've hashed through this already a dozen times.

No, not "false in a sense." FALSE. No NPC sorority is CONSTITUTIONALLY BOUND to any fraternity, which is what "brother and sister" means.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by 33girl

No, not "false in a sense." FALSE. No NPC sorority is CONSTITUTIONALLY BOUND to any fraternity, which is what "brother and sister" means.

I think for lots of people, brother/sister can simply mean historical ties and informal relationships; it doesn't have to mean constitutionally bound.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

I think for lots of people, brother/sister can simply mean historical ties and informal relationships; it doesn't have to mean constitutionally bound.

I was going to say this. The whole constitutionally bound thing only exists between like the Sigmas and Zetas and Lambda Sigma Upsilon and Mu Sigma Upsilon.