Definitions

1. The fraternity was shut down until the year 2000. This included ending all chapter activities, pledge drives, social events, and even meetings.
2. The fraternity was suspended, and its members were evicted from the fraternity house.
3. A sorority is a group of women who extend family living opportunities to selected members.
4. Sorority is a Latin word meaning sisterhood.
5. A fraternity is a value-based organization of men who share a bond of ritual, friendship, service and brotherhood.

International Fraternity

1. In 1898, the fraternity established a chapter at McGill University in Montreal, which made Delta Upsilon an International Fraternity.
2. Alpha Gamma Delta, an international fraternity for women, was founded on May 30, 1904 at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.
3. Phi Delta Theta (ΦΔΘ) is an international fraternity founded at Miami University in 1848 and headquartered in Oxford, Ohio.
4. Phi Delta Theta (ΦΔΘ) is an international fraternity founded in 1848 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
5. Alpha Gamma Delta, an international fraternity for women, was founded in 1904 at Syracuse University.

Ritual

1. Fraternity Pledge Rituals designating an initiate of a fraternity.

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Fraternities

1. In 1966 another effort was made at getting the fraternity alumni groups more involved.
2. He will soon get to know his Fraternity Brothers almost as well as his family at home.
3. The Burlington Free Press reported that the fraternity planned to invite cultural affairs experts to Acacia to discuss racial sensitivity.
4. This Fraternity has one of the highest GPA's among fraternities on campus every semester.
5. Steven Barker, president of Sigma Phi Epsilon, said the members of his fraternity do not have a problem with any other fraternities.

Sorority

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5. Alumnus - An initiated member of a fraternity or sorority who is no longer in college.

Fraternity Sorority

1. Prohibit fraternity and sorority houses from having beer taps.
2. Also, when the pledges start their -bid- for their fraternity or sorority, they are never told about the secret part of hazing.
3. Byyny also announced that "we have initiated discussions with fraternity and sorority leaders to assess all aspects of Greek life.

Omega

1. Omega Chi Psi — USP's first and only co-ed academic service fraternity.
2. By 1974, Alpha Tau Omega as a National Fraternity was suffering from the general malaise.
3. LeaderShape represents a great challenge to Alpha Tau Omega for it is a major departure from a college fraternity's expected role.

Alpha

1. Alpha Gamma Delta International Women-s Fraternity agrees also, -It is more than a social group that gathers for parties.
2. The original group was known as Alpha chapter and as our sorority grew, Beta chapter and Gamma chapter were also established at Colby College.

Delta

1. As a Proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, my heart goes out to the families.
2. The new member orientation concludes with initiation into Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority.
3. Felver said sorority rush is more about girls getting to know the houses." sorority rush.
4. Women participating in the Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment may submit recommendations to individual sororities if they chose.
5. But the Board frowned when one fraternity, Theta Chi, long before there were sororities, wanted to establish a "little sister" chapter.

Join Fraternity

1. Each fraternity and sorority shall have one vote in all issues of the meeting.
2. All sororities and fraternities are supervised by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs.
3. Every sorority has a different philanthropy, or charity that they donate money or other useful items to.
4. I'm new to UCSB, wouldn't it be better for me to get my feet on the ground before I join a fraternity or sorority? Not really.

Alpha Tau

1. My sorority, Alpha Xi Delta has a winning streak in the aquatics competition the past few years.
2. As president of the Alpha Chapter, Marshall ruled the entire Fraternity.
3. Ralph Wilson of Sigma Chi wrote: "There is no precedent in all fraternity history on which to base Alpha Tau Omega's record.

Kappa

1. Since its founding, Sigma Kappa Sorority has enjoyed mutually satisfying relationships with colleges and universities at which chapters are established.
2. In December, repeated alcohol violations cost Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity its UA recognition.
3. As a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, I am aware that many chapters haze as part of their initiation process.

Campus

1. His was known to be a major hazing fraternity on campus.
2. Panhel's rush does not include all of the campus' sororities, sorority rush.
3. The Fraternity encourages members to provide service to their campus and community through philanthropic activities.
4. The Office of Fraternities and Sororities, a part of the Student Activities Center, oversees the fraternity and sorority system on the campus.
5. Fraternity and sorority members at Lycoming contribute a great deal of time and money to the campus and community.

Pledge

1. A bid is the general term to describe a formal invitation to pledge a fraternity.
2. Invitations to pledge a fraternity are handed out by each chapter at the end of the recruitment period.
3. No one should ever become a pledge to a fraternity without first being informed specifically about all financial obligations.
4. Men who wish to pledge the fraternity may do so at any college with a chapter.
5. She, the sorority president and another Tri Delta officer then encouraged the pledges to get their drink on.

Members

1. The fraternity is expecting hundreds of fraternity members, from across the country, to pour into Atlanta as the weekend progresses.
2. We welcome members of all chapters of the Society, and we are happy to include Fraternity members and friends of Alpha Delts in our gatherings.
3. The chapter of Phi Delta Theta at Drake University has recently been in the news for an alleged hazing ritual of a pledge member by fraternity members.
4. The fraternity member said he doubted IFC's ability to put an end to hazing.
5. A member of a fraternity or sorority that has its name composed of Greek letters. Informal.

Life

1. Sigma Phi Zeta — The sorority's aspiration is to enhance the quality of life within the community.
2. In the past, the IFC issued annually an information booklet about fraternity life and the individual fraternities at Lafayette.
3. While fraternity life helps to satisfy these needs, the benefits of Alpha Chi Rho do not end at graduation.

College

1. Sigma Nu (ΣΝ),is an undergraduate, college fraternity with chapters in the United States and Canada.
2. Kappa Sigma is the most joined college Fraternity in the country, with more than 245,000 members in the U.S. and Canada.
3. Founded in 1869, Sigma Nu is a college fraternity with 184 active chapters and colonies across the nation.
4. Membership to a NPHC fraternity or sorority is a life-long commitment, not just a college experience.
5. Fraternity hazing is commonly practiced on college campuses throughout the United States today.

Pledging

1. F. be invited to join the Fraternity and approved for pledging by the members of this chapter.

Secret

1. Other "fraternity secrets" may include passwords, songs, handshakes, journals and initiation rites.
2. Attendance at the secret Hell night ceremony was mandatory for pledges in order to be accepted into the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

Men

1. These open houses are designed to allow fraternity men to get to know prospective members and for new students to get to know the fraternities.
2. We are much more than a group of men in a Fraternity. Sigma Nu is a family.
3. Phi Kappa Psi - Social fraternity of educated men who endeavor to live honorably and humanely.
4. The majority of fraternity men have little problem planning their time to accommodate their academic needs as well as the demands of the chapter.
5. These women created the organization to compete for the scholarships usually given to fraternity men.

Sorority Members

1. No sorority member shall buy anything for a potential new member.
2. I don't look like the fraternity and sorority members I've seen in the movies.
3. Among non-resident fraternity members, 44 percent were heavy drinkers in high school.
4. Fraternity and sorority members can busy between being leaders and being involved on campus.
5. Fraternity and sorority members are some of th e most active and visible student leaders on campus.

Joining

1. At first, I was interested in joining a sorority.
2. The intake process is the final step in joining a fraternity.
3. However, one should not pledge the same time of joining another fraternity or sorority.
4. The formal process lasts one week and allows students the opportunity to explore Fraternity & Sorority Life without joining any particular fraternity.
5. When you join a fraternity or sorority, you are not just joining one chapter, but a council and a community.

Fraternity

1. Initiation is a ritual that a fraternity or sorority holds in order to induct their "pledges" (also called associates or new members) into the organization.
2. These eight men established this fraternity to foster the ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance amongst its members.
3. The Fraternity system becomes "national" Sigma Phi became the first "national" fraternity when it opened a second chapter at Hamilton College in 1831.
4. TKE has one of the lowest dues of any fraternity on campus.
5. In keeping with national policies, all fraternity rush events are alcohol-free.

Brotherhood

1. As the derivation of the term suggests, the students who become part of a fraternity share a bond of brotherhood between members.
2. Beta Theta Pi will engender bonds of friendship and brotherhood which create a lifelong commitment to serve and support the Fraternity.
3. They carefully delineated plans for a new fraternity, considering the men who were to be invited to join them in the founding of a new brotherhood.
4. A. A fraternity is an organization of men bound together by friendship, knowledge, brotherhood, common goals and aspirations.

Beta Theta Pi

1. Summer 200 6, the undergraduate members of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity unanimously passed an inclusion policy for the fraternity.
2. Alumni Hall The "Beta Bells" of Miami University were built with funds donated by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity on its Centennial in 1939.
3. Since 1839, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity has initiated more than 160,000 at colleges and universities throughout Canada and the United States.
4. Greek life has been a part of the university culture since 1877, when Beta Theta Pi fraternity became the first to form a chapter on campus.

First National Fraternity

1. In 1972, Lambda Chi Alpha became the first national fraternity to abolish pledging; in 1990, the first to create a risk management officer in each chapter.
2. Alpha Tau Omega was the first national fraternity to start a chapter free of alcohol and tobacco on fraternity property.
3. ATO was the first national fraternity to start a chapter free of alcohol and tobacco on fraternity property.

Lambda Chi Alpha

1. Henceforth you are one in spirit with every brother of the fraternity." (Ritual of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, pp.
2. After a long battle with reality, members of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity realized it was time to move on.
3. David Cronheim ’07, the former president of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, agreed that hazing is not always recognized as such by the participants.

Sororities

1. In some fraternities or sororities, only the representatives live in the houses while in others the entire fraternity or sorority may live in the house.

Universities

1. The Fraternity is committed to fostering a close cooperative partnership with all colleges and universities where chapters exist.
2. Sigma Chi has chapters at universities in the United States and Canada and is therefore an International Fraternity.
3. Phi Kappa Theta (ΦΚΘ) is a national social fraternity with over 50 chapters and colonies at universities across the United States.

Chapter House

1. Each fraternity had a chapter house, while the sororities had apartments on campus.
2. The ATΩ chapter at the University of the South (Sewanee) was the first of any fraternity in the South to have a chapter house in 1880.

Theta Xi

1. Theta Xi was the only fraternity organized during the Civil War and was also the first professional fraternity, centered on the engineering principles.
2. Beginning in the early 1950's, however, the fraternity began to rapidly lose chapters for reasons which ultimately led to the merger with Theta Xi.
3. Theta Xi is the only fraternity to be established during the American Civil War.

Professional Fraternity

1. An individual who is a member or a former member of any other professional fraternity in commerce is not eligible to be a member of the Fraternity.
2. Fraternity Executives Association — organization for professional fraternity and sorority members.
3. Founded at the University of Minnesota in 1904, Theta Tau is the largest (as well as the oldest) professional fraternity in the field of engineering.

Founders

1. Both men, like all five of the Founders, were active in the Fraternity until their death.
2. Sigma Chi was founded on June 28, 1855 after all but one of its founders withdrew their membership from another fraternity.
3. In 1909 the Founders graduated, but the Fraternity was being guided and nurtured by other dedicated officers and members.

Ideals

1. Such men will mold the future of the Fraternity and carry its ideals and principles on to the next generation.
2. The history, ideals and goals of the Fraternity never diminished; it simply did not have active undergraduate members to cultivate them.
3. The LCs also work to guide chapter members to realize leadership and achieve, more fully, the ideals, objectives, and values of the fraternity.
4. To support these ideals, the SPEF provides scholarships, grants, and educational programming to members of the fraternity.
5. There must be in a fraternity, the expression and bond of friendship; at the same time, each must be free in the pursuit of his chosen ideals.

Sigma Nu Fraternity

1. Scholarship to be awarded to an active member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity at Southeast Missouri State University who is a freshman through senior.
2. According to The LAW of Sigma Nu Fraternity, Inc., a candidate must satisfy the following requirements to become an initiated member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
3. The organization kept its original name secret but was recognized publicly as Sigma Nu Fraternity.

Sigma Nu

1. Sigma Nu fraternity was founded in 1869 by three cadets at Virginia Military Institute to stand against the hazing they saw taking place on campus.
2. As part of the "Lexington Triad," Sigma Nu Fraternity and Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity built their houses next door to each other.
3. Starks had been pledging to the Sigma Nu fraternity, the documents said.
4. Sigma Nu Fraternity is a college fraternity that was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia on January 1st, 1869.

Phi Kappa Psi

1. He initially attended college at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene and later the University of Texas, where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.
2. He graduated from the University of Illinois in Champaign in 1988 with degrees in economics and history, where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
3. He was a 1916 graduate of Washington and Lee University, where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.

Undergraduates

1. During the informal ceremony, alumni and undergraduates described their fondest memories of their years in the fraternity.
2. Keeping in mind one of its oldest traditions, being a fraternity run by undergraduates, the leadership and undergraduates began expanding in new directions.
3. Today, the Fraternity has grown to more than 262,000 lifetime members, including 13,500 undergraduates on 260 campuses in the United States.
4. Chapters did better when alumni came by regularly to visit and advise the undergraduates, so the Fraternity decided to make an institution of the practice.
5. The opinion of the Brothers at that time was that the Fraternity was for undergraduates only.

Virginia

1. In 1935 four students at the University of Virginia learned about Kappa Sigma Kappa and conceived the idea of reactivating the fraternity.
2. In 1868, the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia to share the ideals of friendship, truth, honor and loyalty.
3. Two war veterans from Arkansas and a younger associate from Missouri founded the Fraternity at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia.
4. On December 10, 1869, five students at the University of Virginia met in 46 East Lawn and founded the Kappa Sigma Fraternity in America.

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

1. He pledged the Phi Delta Theta fraternity after his return, where he wrote and co-directed their musical as part of the all-student revue.
2. HitFix (blog) Detlef Schrempf on Parks and Recreation Puggal Latest News and events Not only was this he was also a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
3. Benjamin Harrison was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
4. A history graduate of the College, he was a member of Residence Life, the Class of 2009 Trustees and Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

Hazing

1. One fraternity, Sigma Nu, was founded in opposition to the hazing taking place at Virginia Military Institute after the Civil War by Alpha Tau Omega.
2. Retained by the family of a deceased college student who died following an evening of hazing by a fraternity and its members at the University of Delaware.
3. In 1989, in a last-ditch effort to eliminate hazing, ZBT eliminated pledging and all second-class status from the Fraternity.

Alumni

1. Fraternity and sorority houses are typically owned either by a corporation of alumni, the sponsoring national organization, or the host college.
2. Every chapter in the Fraternity publishes a regular newspaper for its alumni and friends.
3. This designation is given to those alumni who have given years of service to Sigma Chi and have been recognized by the Fraternity for their contributions.

Tke

1. In addition to having the lowest dues an any fraternity on campus, TKE also has a very low fee for joining the fraternity.
2. Though TKE is under the umbrella of a fraternity, it offers so much more for its brothers and the community.
3. TKE currently has more chapters than any other fraternity with chapters all across the U.S. and in Canada.
4. TKE created the Membership Development Program as a bold new move to perpetuate the Fraternity for Life.

Pledges

1. The future of this chapter depends on the pledges of today and we take great pride in choosing those who will live by the objectives of our fraternity.
2. Lambda Chi Alpha was the first fraternity to abolish pledges when associate membership replaced pledging in 1972.
3. In addition, escalation of commitment may play a role in that the organization or fraternity may have the pledges perform small tasks at first.
4. Fraternity members forced pledges to perform calisthenics as well as clean, paint and repair the fraternity house.

Sigep

1. SigEp believes that the words "hazing" and "fraternity" are not interchangeable, and for years has been breaking the stereotype that fraternities haze.
2. Isn't the motto of the fraternity just "Sigma Phi Epsilon?" That's what I got when I searched around on sigep.org.
3. To assist in this SigEp is the only fraternity on campus with a 24 hour in house study room.

Fraternity World

1. The first such workshop in the fraternity world, it was immensely successful, and today nearly every fraternity holds such a school.
2. To answer the demand for leaders, SigEp pioneered the Leadership Continuum, the first such development program of its kind in the fraternity world.
3. The year was 1920; good times were ahead for the country; the war was over; the fraternity was 25 years old - a surprise to some in the fraternity world.

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