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| The symbols of Alpha Phi are the outward signs of the high regard and love we have for each other and for Alpha Phi. We treat these symbols with respect by upholding the high ideals and standards which bind Alpha Phi's throughout the world. |
| The Alpha Phi Badge The official badge of Alpha Phi is an unjewled monogram of gold showing the symbol of Alpha superimposed upon the symbol of Phi. Inscribed on the badge are the latters A, O and E. |
| New Member Badge In 1898 the Fraternity adopted a speacial badge to honor her newest members. The badge they selected is in the shape of an ivy leaf, set in silver pewter. An ever-growing vine, the ivy symbolizes the growth of the Alpha Phi sisterhood. |
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| The Fraternity Crest The Fraternity crest is the Alpha Phi coat of arms, adopted by convention delegates in 1922. the meaning of the symbols depicted on the crest is a significant part of the initiation ritual. |
| Fraternity Colors Alpha Phi's original colors were blue and gold. In 1879, noting that a fraternity had colors too similar to hers, Alpha Phi adopted the more distinctive colors of silver and bordeaux. |
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| Fraternity Flowers The flowers of Alpha Phi are the fragrent lily-of-the-valley and the blue and gold forget-me-not. The ivy leaf is also a symbol, the new member badge taking its form. |
| Apha Phi Bear The mascot of Alpha Phi, the "Phi Bear" is named after Ursa Major, the Great Bear, and was adopted in 1974. |
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