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Old 07-24-2001, 04:20 PM
reddnhott2020 reddnhott2020 is offline
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Well, to put a new twist, how about a black non-NPHC fraternity that is however part of NIC? (Ex. Phi Eta Psi Fraternity, founded in 1965 at one of the Michigan universities. They have about 22 chapters, in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio). They are not part of NPHC but I was kinda surprised that they were members of NIC. But then again, Iota was part of NIC before they became NPHC, so that may not be as much of an issue.

Anyway, when I attended Central State, there was actually a fraternity called Players, Inc founded in 1973 and their "letters" was P$I. Their colors was green and gold and their call was P-SIII! I ought to know, cause my dorm room was next to a P$I and he had a green and gold banner on his wall.

There was also a card-playing frat called The Syndicate (letters being SYND). Go figure....

One other frat that was on my campus that I wonder if anyone here has heard of and that was called Delta Psi Chi. Their colors were maroon and gold and from what I know they was founded in Milwaukee in 1985.

Just my two cents...

RM


Not just SU, I am at another school for summer school, and they have Me phi and other assorted "Greek Letter "Using" Organizations". Even the Housing staff (ra's, desk workers, hall directors) want to start a GL"U"O, Rho Alpha. lol

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