South Georgia’s Lamdas formed in 1967, but I found this online:

In a central California town in the early 1990s, a group of college students invented the Lambda Sigma Delta (LSD — get it?) fraternity. A number of sweatshirts were sewn-up with colorful greek letters, and a sandwich board was painted for the local college’s “Rush Week” along with posters with the fraternity letters, motto “Ale Caput Tuum” (“feed your head” in Latin), and the “Rush Week” slogan “Wow, what a rush!”

Letters-to-the-editor were printed in two local papers. They’re reproduced here:

IN PRAISE OF GREEKS

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It’s that time of year again, when the beautiful morning

glory vines that line the banks of S—— Creek, confused

by our Central Coast weather, start dropping their seeds.

This natural process has become a bit of a hazard in

recent years.

Because of the danger these seeds pose to pedestrians

in M—— Plaza, particularly children and the elderly,

and because our understaffed maintenance crews can only

occasionally sweep the seeds off the paths, there have been

calls by some to replace the beautiful flowers with iceplant

or some other ground cover.

Rather than take this step, we asked community volunteers

to manually strip the seed pods from the vines before the

pods could break. We received an overwhelming response from

the Lambda Sigma Delta fraternity of C——. In a time when

we’re hearing so many negative things about our youth, it

was heartening to see their selfless community spirit.

 

Lois Delysid

Parks Department

Morning Glory seeds contain small amounts of lysergic-acid amides, and yes, you can get high if you eat enough. “Delysid” was the first trade-name for LSD when it was marketed by Sandoz. The other letter:

THANKS FOR HELP

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The members of the Lambda Sigma Delta biochemistry honor

society would like to extend our sincere thanks to members

of the community who participated in our weekend bake-a-thon.

All expenses of the event were borne by Lambda Sigma Delta

and the community volunteers, and as a result, 100 percent

of the money raised will go directly to the Human Neurotrans-

mitter Bioassay Project.

Ellis D. Assid,   Chapter President

This letter probably needs less explanation, but it’s worth pointing out that “bake” is a drug-culture euphemism for “get high on marijuana” and “bioassay” implies testing a drug by taking it.)

Making the  Lamda founding parentss proud.