Delta Zeta:
Mansfield - Met quota of 4
Moorhead State - Met quota of 3
Truman - 38 new members, Quota 36
CSU Fresno - Quota (11) +2
Bowling Green - Met quota of 14

Do you have the other house numbers from BGSU?

I don't, I'm sorry. I'll ask one of my sisters who is an advisor there if she has them!

More DZ results:

U of Illinois: Q - 47, DZ - 52
Muhlenberg - Met quota of 31
U of Wisconsin - Stout - 11 new members, not sure what quota was
Georgia State - Q was 23, DZ has 21
Southern Illinois - 7 +9 COB/ Q was 6

Alpha Phi had a very successful recruitment this year at the University of Central Missouri; they got quota of 14 plus 1 addition for a total of 15.

Everyone was talking about how well Alpha Phi did. Our women were getting compliments from everyone in the greek community on their success. They were the talk of the town in recruitment this year!:):D

Results of others on our campus:
Alpha Sigma Alpha Q 14 plus 1
Sigma Kappa Q 14 plus 1
Sigma Sigma Sigma Q 14 plus 1
Alpha Omicron Pi Q 14
Alpha Gamma Delta 11
Delta Zeta 8 (they usually make quota)

The entire list from Page One was copied and pasted at HPRL.

How convenient. :rolleyes: Can't they get their own material without having to steal everything from GC?

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ETA: irishpipes, is that a Lyre on your HPRL avatar? I thought you're an AOPi?

What is HPRL?

Happy Pony Rainbow Land . . .
 

. . . founded by Happy Lambchop Butt!:) (obviously, an inside joke - sorry!)

That isn't a lyre. It is a harp, and that is the original flag of Ireland, before the tri-colored flag was adopted as a compromise between the Catholics and Protestants.

Ahh...gotcha! I obviously don't know the difference between a harp and lyre. :(

I think a lyre is basically a hand-held harp - easily confused when there is no perspective. Irish people would recognize that as the flag though (because of the green background), if they are into Irish history at all.

Thanks for the report, Jocelyn. Congratulations to Sigma Sigma Sigma

ETA: The harp is still the official symbol of Ireland. Lots of people think it's the shamrock, but it's the harp. Just so you know. I'm sure you couldn't have lived without that information.

Generally... Harps are shaped like a fancy D and lyres are symetrical.:)

You have truly made my life complete with this information. :p