Traditions of the Fraternity

Creed

	That all Men are created Free and Equal.
	That no Society of Men can flourish unless Members of that Society are endowed the Opportunities and Privileges of Freedom.
	That Freedom implies the Elimination of Prejudice -- That the Elimination of Prejudice means a Better Understanding 'twixt Men.
	That it is incumbent upon me to fight for such Freedom even with my Life.
	That it is incumbent upon me in my Personal Life to be devoted to the Highest Standards of Honesty and Justice.
	That because my Country is dedicated to the Highest Standards of Freedom and Justice for all Men of all Creeds, I hereby pledge Allegiance to my Country, and to its National Symbol.

Purple and Gold

Purpure, on a bend Or between a torch and a lamp flammant of the same, the Greek letters "Πι Λαμβδα Φι" sable.

On a wreath of the liveries, purpure and Or, is set for crest a lion’s head erased of the last.

Over a laurel wreath vert, two military swords Or saltirewise points down.

Nostros Amemus

Woodbine

Finch

March 21st