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Materials are arranged in the order received.
Accession Number UA.2012.0132: Fred Cantor, 2012 October; Accession Number UA.2017.0204: Fred Cantor, 2017 November
[identification of item], Phi Sigma Delta, Omicron Chapter Photographs, RG 44.212, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University
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Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, 2019 January
The Phi Sigma Delta social fraternity was founded in 1909, at Columbia University. It was a mostly Jewish fraternity, and merged with Zeta Beta Tau fraternity in 1970.
Phi Sigma Delta, Omicron Chapter was founded at Ohio State University in 1921. They hosted dances and participated in intramural sports. Phi Sigma Delta was active through at least 1967, and appears to have merged with Zeta Beta Tau, Nu Chapter, when the national fraternities merged in 1970.
The Phi Sigma Delta, Omicron Chapter Photographs consist of 7 black and white photographs of members of the fraternity and the fraternity house, and three photographs of the fraternity house, a group shot, all dated circa 1940s, and a photograph of a banner on the fraternity house for the Michigan game, dated 1946.