does anyone have the greek name sigma phi gamma?
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http://www.monroe.lib.in.us/databases/cominfo/B10016247.html
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this name doesnt exist in greek and also doesnt mean anything. with greek letters it would be ζακλιν
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Try this link and search by name...\n\nhttp://www.ojs.dekalbga.org/servlet/page?_pageid=54,305&_dad=portal30&_schema=PORTAL30
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yes! just go to google and there should be a google search bar and just type the name!!!if that doesn"t work contact me at blueeyedbeauty@yahoo.com
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Hello,\n\nI am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.  I am fully aware of the stereotypes that surround all of the african american greek letter organizations. I am a dark-skinned member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.\n\nPersonally, I think that it is just as unlikely that all of my sorors fit into that small state of mind as it is impossible to assume that all black are criminals.  My sorority as well as the other sororities mentioned by another answerer were all founded on principles that would allow us to contribute to the world around us, now, are there any members of the organizations that would fit into the stereotypes....of course there are.  No matter what you could come up with I am sure that you can find a member of any organization to fit it.....but it is unfair to say that we all fit into any particular mold.\n\nPerhaps the sorors who are watching you and who speak to you think that you would be a good fit into the sorority....it does not have to mean something negative......perhaps you should consider that.\n\nI don't think that there is one or two types of people that we tend to associate ourselves with.  That would be nearly impossible.  There are nearly 200,000 of us worldwide.  I know plenty of sorors who socialize with people from every walk of life.  Greek and non-greek.  We like anyone else gravitate towards the people who we think we can be friends with...and if RUSH is coming up soon at your school, there is a huge possibility that they are interested in you as a candidate for membership.\n\nDon't be so quick to lean towards the negative......things are not always what they seem!\n\nBest wishes to you!!!!!
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missions took their name from the Ancient Greek God Apollo, the god of Solar Light and Sun.In addition, all astronomy terms are Greek.
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Brilliant Question !\n\nI don't know but the word comes from the first two letters of Greek - alpha and beta
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Can you give us any information?  Where did you see the name?
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There are actually 5 Pan-Hellnic Fraternities (Black frats). Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. is the fifth and last of the Pan-Hell. I know A Phi A 1906 was the first to start, then K A Psi 1911, Omega Psi Phi 1911, PBS 1914, and finally Iota Phi Theta 1963. The best I could say is probably A Phi A since they have been around for 100 years at the end of this year. That is opinion only, I do not know based on numbers. It is almost impossible to know for sure with so many chapters and many other factors.
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Harrison University is the school. The fraternity is Lambda Epsilon Omega or ΛΕΩ.
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I just want to correct and write in the original Greek language the Greek names ΑΝΤΙΟΧΟΣ\n                       ΕΥΜΕΝΗΣ\n                       ΕΦΕΣΟΣ\n                       ΑΣΚΛΗΠΙΟΣ\n                        ΠΕΡΓΑΜΟΣ
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Irrelevant..I found your answer about the last names of your royalties very clever! I am Greek.
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Because Sigma members think they're so hot! Just because they have a double calling of Sigma Sigma!\nActually the original member had double vision but didn't tell anyone, thus, Gamma Sigma Sigma.\nLOL
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Go here: http://www.phikaps.org/chapters/info/065.html and contact the chapter president he could give you the exact number
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Taylor,\n\nPlease email me privately as I do not wish to publisize the things that I have to say regarding your questions regarding my sorority on this venue.\n\nPinkpearl0872@yahoo.com
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Alex, I have a joke for you.  \n\nWhat do you do when a Miami University grad knocks on your front door?\n\nYou pay him for the pizza and send him on his way.\n\nI love that one!\n\nBut seriously...Miami is too expensive and too Greek!  I recommend Ohio University instead.  Great business school.  Incredible campus and area.  Lots to do.  Going greek is only a small part of the campus.  It's in Ohio and a state school, so it's affordable.  \n\nwww.ohiou.edu\n\nGo Bobcats!\n==========================================================\n\nNot a problem at all.  I'll send this in two separate emails.\n\nHow would you describe an OU student?\n\nI would say most students were laid back, but took their education seriously.  OU is in Athens and is somewhat isolated from the rest of the world so it's very much of a family there.  It's a big school, but not so big that you get lost.  Because it's closed off from the rest of the world, you won't find much crime or drugs there.  OU students on the whole are VERY involved with the Athens community and volunteer in many ways.  I was a member of Habitat for Humanity while I was there and helped build a house.  I was in a sorority and helped clean the highway four times a year.  I was an education major and mentored several local school children.\n\nYou mentioned that you weren't interested in being in a Greek organization.  I'll tell you that the Greek community at Miami is drastically different from the one at OU.  At Miami, about 85% of the campus is Greek.  At OU, it's around 17-18%.  Being Greek at OU has its advantages: great parties, meeting more people, getting to live off campus as a sophomore....but it doens't consume your college life.  I was still a member of Habitat for Humanity, a different service fraternity and an education major club.  Plus there was still time to socialize with my friends from my freshmen year dorm.  Being Greek does have its advantages on a resume!  \n\nWhat is a typical weekend at OU?\n\nLike I said, it's pretty closed off, so there isn't the big city options you'd find by going to Miami.  The bar scene is pretty big, but you're also right by Hocking Hills and Wayne National Forest, so people are always going hiking or camping.  The area is beautiful, so we always spent a lot of time walking, having picnics and laying on college green.\n\nWhy did you chose OU over other universities that you were looking at?\n\nI chose OU for three reasons: 1.  I wanted to go away to school.  I wanted to be far enough that my parents wouldn't visit every weekend, but close enough that I could go home whenever I wanted.  I'm from Cincy, so it worked perfectly.  2.  I was a journalism major and that's what OU is known for. 3. I went to the campus and fell in love with it's simplicity and beauty.  There's really no where else like it.  \n\nName three pros/cons about OU?\n\nThree pros - 1) It's a good school, ranked nationally. 2) Just about everyone is from out of town, so your friends really do become your family. You become so close with so many people.  You can't get that at another school.  3) The Athens area is beautiful.  There's so much to do outdoors.   \n\nThree cons - 1) It really is closed off.  The closest airport really is Columbus so if you live pretty far, family won't be visiting often.  2)  Okay, OU doesn't have the best sports teams around, but we've got the Marching 110, and that's 110x better!  3) It's a party school.  That really isn't a con, but it can be if you party too much and study too little.  You really need to find your balance since your parents won't be standing over your shoulder telling you to study.\n\nHow easy is it to find a job after graduating? \n\nI had zero problem.  I was a journalism major and then changed to be a high school journalism and english teacher.  If you start looking for a job early enough and you take adv
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Agapitoi Filio k Strato\n\nApla ena mikro simeioma gia na sas efxaristiso pou mas kalesate ston gamo sas pou apolafsame poly. Oloi mas kalosorisan therma, eidika esy k o Stratos.\n\nPerimenoume na sas doume kai tous dyo sta teli Avgoustou, arxes Septemvriou tou 2007. Sas eyxaristoume kai pali. Na apolafsete ton mina tou melitos sas! Sas tilefonisame polles fores alla den sas petyxame.\n\nMe agapi\nSheila kai John\n\n--- do u want this in greek characters as well?? :))\n\n\n  Αγαπητοί Φιλιώ και Στράτο,\n\nΑπλά ένα μικρό σημείωμα για να σας αυχαριστήσω που μας καλέσατε στον γάμο σας που απολαύσαμε πολύ. Όλοι μας καλωσόρισαν θερμά, ειδικά εσύ και ο Στράτος.\n\nΠεριμένουμε να σας δούμε και τους δύο στα τέλη Αυγούστου, αρχές Σεπτεμβρίου του 2007. Σας ευχαριστούμε και πάλι! Να απολαύσετε τον μήνα του μέλιτός σας! Σας τηλεφωνήσαμε πολλές φορές, αλλά δεν σας πετύχαμε.\n\nΜε αγάπη\n\nSheila και John