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04-17-2016, 07:47 AM

naraht

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Any GLOs that spell out an English Word?

Has anyone ever seen any Greek Letter Organization where the Greek Letters actually spell out an english word?

Like Beta Iota Tau (BIT) or Eta Alpha Mu (HAM).

The closest I've seen is a local Tau Alpha Zeta (and yes it did use a Tasmanian Devil as its mascot).

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