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And seeing as you had a whole herd of cows over someone suggesting housing options for a chapter - without bothering to ask (most likely because you didn't care or because it wasn't in your frame of reference) what the campus is like, all I can say is, pot, meet kettle. |
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Oh, sillypie me. I didn't realize this was the "throw what you know part II" thread.
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We always said Big Sister and Little Sister - never abbreviated it. Pledge Mom was the Pledge Trainer. But then this was back when dinos roamed the earth....
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I don't think 33 was out of line to point out the "varies by campus" issue. To the off topic discussion, we had a Pledge Mom and then you got a Heart Sis on Bid Day and a Big Sis a few weeks into pledging; then a Violet Sis during Initiation Week. Big Sis was shortened to "Big" in casual settings and Little Sis to Lil. It wasn't till GC that I heard of AGDs practice of Mother/Daughter. |
In my chapter, we always said Big Sis/ Lil Sis. I don't remember ever saying The entire word, sister, just sis. We signed things <3, ybs or <3, yls when making gifts or writing notes to our Big Sis/ Lil Sis.
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Theta Phi Alpha uses Big Sister and Little Sister. We do not officially condone "Big" and "Little". That being said, I don't think I've ever heard anyone say the full title. I imagine it sounds too much like a biological relationship, rather than something unique to the Greek experience.
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My line wouldn't die out my tree is the largest tree in our organization there are several branches left, I was just wondering if any one else chapters experienced a little getting a new big...
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My chapter of initiation did mothers and daughters until a few years ago when NHQ insisted they change to big sister and little sister which they SHOULD have done YEARS before that....
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