1st Set of Letters - Page 3

josh8o · #31 03-14-2002, 10:44 PM

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Originally posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Interesting...I don't think I have ever seen a phi psi here wear their letters.

is that common for the phi psi's that you know?

volgirl2376 · #32 03-14-2002, 11:46 PM

Congrats Josh

My AZD sister (and Greek Chat friend) will be making my first set of letters

Thanks AZ-AlphaXi !!!

jharb · #33 03-15-2002, 01:07 AM

The Phi Psis at Butler are the only house that I consistently see wearing their letters. I guess the guys here think they are too cool for letters or something!

Jess

Beryana · #34 03-15-2002, 11:22 AM

I got my first set of Delta Kappa Phi (local) letters from my Big Sister - and I still have them. They are daisy (our flower) print on a navy long sleeve t-shirt.

A good friend of mine gave me my first set of AOII letters. I definitely still have them as it was only 2 years ago!

They are a navy and white plaid on a grey t-shirt.

josh8o · #35 03-18-2002, 12:19 AM

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Originally posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Interesting...I don't think I have ever seen a phi psi here wear their letters.

hey, i just got out of our meeting and nationals was there and doing a ritual review with us. they told us that at some schools you will not see phi psi's wearing their letters. and some don't have them on the house. he said that back in the day the letters were used very descretly, just like phi gamma delta now, FIJI. phi gamma delta and phi kappa psi make up the jeff duo. i thought it was all very interesting.

Star Turtle · #36 03-30-2002, 12:48 PM

okay so i might be kinda sorta seeing this "new member" of a fraternity here.

i say "might be kinda sorta" because while i love his brothers, and would do anything for them, they have some wild pledging rules, and he got NAILED cause i stayed at his house while i sobered up so i wouldn't drive home drunk.

anyway - topic of post - i was thinking of buying him a set of letters for when he gets initiated. kicker - the fraternity will know that they weren't a passed down set, and 90% of the guys don't have letters once they get a little brother (i'm not saying i understand why they just won't go out and buy themselves a set)

anyway - goodness i'm long winded today - would it be super taboo to buy him a set of letters, it wouldn't be his "first" set, but it would be the first of his that aren't passed down

okay, shutting up now...