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To be considered an incorporated sorority or fraternity means that the organization officially registered itself in a particular state. When they do this, they are legally documenting the objectives of the organization, the name of the organization, the trustees, etc. It also means that no other organization may use your organization's name. Members of the organization must sign articles of incorporation, and it is filed in a governmental office of that particular state. So the term "incorporated" should be viewed only as an official, legal governmental term. Not something that sounds cute after a sorority or fraternity name, knowwhaddImean?
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