wearing letters after graduation...?

[RU OX Alum]

I do it on rare occasions, like if I go back to visit for a special weekend or something.

[KSUViolet06]

That's false. You most certainly can wear your letters after graduation. I'm in grad school and still wear mine (though probably not as often as I did in undergrad).

[Titchou]

Ladies: NPC has badge day in March and ALL are encouraged to wear their badges that day. I still do it and I'm 62! So, yes, you can wear your letters.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Titchou

I still do it and I'm 62!

Seriously? I thought you were younger than me.

[ask_bm001]

I love to wear letters in public when I can! It's a great way to show off something I am so proud to be a part of Generally though, I just opt to wear my lavaliere for work and when t-shirts, etc. are not appropriate.

[honeychile]

Seriously, I especially have something with ADPi on it when I travel - a pen, a notepad, luggage tags, polo shirt, something - because I've met the most interesting people that way. I once had a Phi Mu practically grab my pen to see which letters it had (it was when we changed our lion logo)! It's a great way of spreading Greek cheer - as long as you don't do something stupid like screaming at a clerk or lifting your letters at Mardi Gras.

[Thetagirl218]

Originally Posted by honeychile

Seriously, I especially have something with ADPi on it when I travel - a pen, a notepad, luggage tags, polo shirt, something - because I've met the most interesting people that way. I once had a Phi Mu practically grab my pen to see which letters it had (it was when we changed our lion logo)! It's a great way of spreading Greek cheer - as long as you don't do something stupid like screaming at a clerk or lifting your letters at Mardi Gras.

I usually wear my lettered sweatshirt when I am on a plane because it is so warm! I have met many sorority women that way!

[Titchou]

Actually, 63 next month!