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Originally Posted by naraht
I'm currently copying the list of chapters for Beta Sigma Omicron (which merged into Zeta Tau Alpha) and noticed that they assigned Zeta chapter to thee different schools in the course of their History:
Pueblo Colorado High School (chartered in 1902, defunct in 1907)
Potter College (Bowling Green, Kentucky) (chartered in 1907, defunct in 1909)
Centenary College (Cleveland, Tennessee) (chartered in 1909)
Alpha Phi Omega has done this twice, both with schools which were sort of inheritors of closed schools that had the previous chapter
Epsilon Pi Shurtleff College / Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
Beta Gamma Central YMCA College/ Roosevelt University
Has your GLO done this?
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Your post confused me. I understood it to say that ZTA had used the Zeta designation three times all the while thinking “ our Zeta chapter is at the U of Tennessee”. Then I reread your post and realized you were referring to BSO. That being said, ZTA reused chapter names a couple of times in our early history. I remember the reason being for the chapters in question either the school closed or disallowed sororities.
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