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Alpha Sigma Phi was founded at Yale in 1845. Its flag is divided vertically, cardinal red and stone gray. A white band, one-quarter of the hoist in width, runs from lower hoist to upper fly and has three cardinal red stars on it. The Greek letters of the name are inscribed in cardinal red on the lower hoist. Chapters have the option of adding the Greek letters of their chapter designation in gray in the upper hoist. See www.ou.edu/student/greek/alpha-sigma-phi/ASP_symbols.htm
Joe McMillan, 11 March 2001
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