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All Greeks have similar values of Academics, Leadership, Athletics, Brotherhood etc. Some just have different synonyms, different orders, and maybe 1 or 2 different total values. That is something that brings the Greek system together. These values are all very important, and everyone holds these in high regard. Sadly I think that current day IFC Greeks have lost a piece of what their founders intended them to have. Almost all Greeks at Texas State have meetings on Tuesdays. Completely shutting down any of their members from becoming Freemasons in San Marcos. Rituals of Greeks (at least males) are nearly completely based on Masonic & Templar backgrounds. The literary societies that would read philosophic books and talk about them to each other is almost completely dead for most of the system. Maybe our goal is to highlight and bring back what the "founders" intended in a 21st century world. If IFC Greeks want to get on board they would lobby to move their meetings from Tuesdays. BTW, Mu Sigma Nu has more Freemasons than the entire IFC combined. Lets bring Greeks back to freemasonry, lets recognize that we all are brothers, and value similar things from our each respected brotherhoods, and lets work together to expand the system rather than try to demean people trying to get involved. I think Mu Sigma Nu can be a part of the solution. BTW, we are a non-profit. Our background is Hellenic, Masonic, and Militaristic (USMC). Our founder is a 32nd degree mason.
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