"I wanted to go some place warm and Southern and with a big-time sports program," said Lisa, who refuses to reveal her age, even though she admitted she was 19 in 1979 when she left the university to marry Gastineau.

Interested in pursuing a major in broadcast journalism, the New York native said she heard Alabama had a good communications program, so she headed south. Later she had a career in broadcasting, working for Fox's "Good Day New York."

During her three years at Alabama, Lisa was in Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and served as one of the school's official hostesses.


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I think the show is pretty funny. Watched a bunch of episodes in a row a few weekends ago. Fun mom & daughter pair.

I had no idea that she was a ZTA! Now I like her even more. :)

Did Brittny follow in her mother's footsteps and become a ZTA?

I just looked them up in our directory. Lisa is listed which means she's a member in good standing but Brittny is not listed. This could mean that either Brittny never joined ZTA or that she joined ZTA but then dropped (I think Brittny left Bama after her junior year).

I have started watching this & its kinda funny...
What I am wondering is how the hell was these girls from the South & not know how to turn on the OVEN!LOL!