A friend of mine found one of their ritual books in a closet at the back of their fraternity house. Apparently they are all now members of two fraternities.
thats
Posted 79 days ago
pretty gay that you guys consider the letters "sacred", only matters pertaining to God are sacred so get off your high horse... ΦΓΔ oh no!!! the letters!!! are the Fiji gods going to strink me down now?
Full Reason
Posted 141 days ago
Phi Gamma Delta limits the written display of its Greek letters. In accordance with the fraternity's international bylaws, Fiji chapters and members only portray their letters in the following seven locations:
1. On a uniform diamond-shaped member badge
2. On the Fraternity's official seal
3. On the Fraternity's official flag
4. On a chapter house marker
5. On memorials to deceased brothers
6. On a brother's certificate of membership
7. On a brother's official college ring
The fraternity's letters are considered sacred and are never to be displayed on an object that can be easily destroyed. Whereas other fraternities often display their letters on clothing or other items, this tradition prevents Fijis from doing so. In place of the actual Greek letters, "Fiji," "Phi Gam," or the English spelling of "Phi Gamma Delta" are used in their place.
FIJI
Posted 146 days ago
It is FIJI
JW
Posted 255 days ago
FIJI or Phi Gam? I know at most schools it is Fiji but at Alabama and a few others it is Phi Gam
Fee Gee
Posted 334 days ago
No thats not the reason we dont wear our letters, we dont wear them because we respect them. We do not put them on anything that can be destroyed.
1. On a uniform diamond-shaped member badge
2. On the Fraternity's official seal
3. On the Fraternity's official flag
4. On a chapter house marker
5. On memorials to deceased brothers
6. On a brother's certificate of membership
7. On a brother's official college ring
The fraternity's letters are considered sacred and are never to be displayed on an object that can be easily destroyed. Whereas other fraternities often display their letters on clothing or other items, this tradition prevents Fijis from doing so. In place of the actual Greek letters, "Fiji," "Phi Gam," or the English spelling of "Phi Gamma Delta" are used in their place.