You Are Always Wearing Your Letters



If you are a member of a sorority or fraternity, you understand how important this statement is.  It comes from a blog post written by T.J. Sullivan (which you can find here). Now, I believe this post is phrased exactly right, I could never find something to change about it.

If you wish to join an organization, not necessarily a greek one, you must remember that no matter what you do, no matter where you go, you represent that organization.  It doesn't matter if you are wearing your t-shirt, pin, ring, whatever distinguishes you as a member of the group, you always represent that.

My high school's motto represented this, though I don't think I fully understood until I joined my fraternity.  It reads:

Remember who you are
no matter where you go
you represent yourself
your family
your friends
your neighborhood
your city
your country
and Franklin High School

But I feel the underlying message in both of these is, quite simply, be true to yourself and your values.  I firmly believe that having good values and always sticking to them will carry you through life.

Lattes with Liv: You Are Always Wearing Your Letters

Saturday, June 30, 2012

You Are Always Wearing Your Letters



If you are a member of a sorority or fraternity, you understand how important this statement is.  It comes from a blog post written by T.J. Sullivan (which you can find here). Now, I believe this post is phrased exactly right, I could never find something to change about it.

If you wish to join an organization, not necessarily a greek one, you must remember that no matter what you do, no matter where you go, you represent that organization.  It doesn't matter if you are wearing your t-shirt, pin, ring, whatever distinguishes you as a member of the group, you always represent that.

My high school's motto represented this, though I don't think I fully understood until I joined my fraternity.  It reads:

Remember who you are
no matter where you go
you represent yourself
your family
your friends
your neighborhood
your city
your country
and Franklin High School

But I feel the underlying message in both of these is, quite simply, be true to yourself and your values.  I firmly believe that having good values and always sticking to them will carry you through life.

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