Public explanation for parts of GLO Coat of Arms?

[DubaiSis]

I believe DU went completely secret-free many years ago so you can find every detail about their ritual if you cared enough. Personally, I don't.

And most founders would have been traditional college age (although we have one who was 15), so they wouldn't have gotten too overly arcane with their thought processes. If the heraldry book says a broken dagger means X, the sorority probably has it meaning X. Why that is significant to them would be private and special, but the what is probably not too hard to figure out if you cared that much.

[naraht]

Originally Posted by DubaiSis

I believe DU went completely secret-free many years ago so you can find every detail about their ritual if you cared enough. Personally, I don't.

And most founders would have been traditional college age (although we have one who was 15), so they wouldn't have gotten too overly arcane with their thought processes. If the heraldry book says a broken dagger means X, the sorority probably has it meaning X. Why that is significant to them would be private and special, but the what is probably not too hard to figure out if you cared that much.

(off topic quick offramp) 15 year old founder???

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by naraht

(off topic quick offramp) 15 year old founder???

All 3 of ours were 15-16 year olds. But most women didn't go to college back then (1873) and they were in a school for girls.

[KDCat]

Originally Posted by naraht

(off topic quick offramp) 15 year old founder???

One of KD's founders was that young. Sara Turner White was 15 when she helped found Kappa Delta. The oldest founder was 23.