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Other famous GLO Members
I noticed early in the thread someone commented how ridiculous that it was the pope was a member of a fraternity.
Phi Kappa Theta counts among its members many Catholic leaders as it was originally founded as a catholic fraternity. As such, the Pope is considered a member of Phi Kappa Theta. |
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Famous and/or notable Alpha Xi Delta alumnae
Kim Webster - actress on "The West Wing"
Jane Henson - co-creator of the Muppets Lynda Carter - 1970s Wonder Woman Betsey Johnson - fashion designer Jan Davis - NASA astronaut And that's all I can remember right now. |
I can confirm that yes, Barbara Bush (the wive of the first Pres Bush) is indeed a proud member of Pi Beta Phi. She was an AI a year ago and is a member of our Houston Alumnae Club, the originators of our current nationwide Literacy project (literacy is one of our major philanthropic efforts, also a major interest of Mrs. Bush).
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Speaking of skaters...
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Does anyone know of any locals around the late 80's in that neck of the woods that might have gone by "Alpha Sig"? I'm curious. |
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I just checked our int'l website's list of Famous Thetas and she's not listed. I'll double-check with HQ and repost. |
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is indeed a Delta Gee! Go here for further reinforcement... :) http://www.deltagamma.org/noteworthy.shtml |
A few up-and-coming, somewhat famous Thetas to add to the list:
Melissa Stark , sideline reporter for Monday Night Football Amy Holmes - on air political commentator on many news shows during the Gore/Bush 2000 election fracas, print and TV journalist, now a host on BET's issues program. (I can personally verify this one - she was initiated in my chapter during my senior year.) |
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Phi Kappa Theta counts among its members many Catholic leaders as it was originally founded as a catholic fraternity. As such, the Pope is considered a member of Phi Kappa Theta. |
As far as I can tell they only have chapters in the USA. Did they vote to make him an honorary member and he was too polite to decline?
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It is sort of the same process as the Girl Scouts do with the First Lady being the "honorary president" of their organization...by virtue of the fact that he is "the Pope" he is considered a member.
I am good friends with their ED, I will email him and ask :) |
Sandra Day O'Connor
I've done a little late night sleuthing. . .
According to her bio, SDO'C was born in 1930. She did undergrad and law school at Stanford - graduated in 1950 and '52, respectively. The Stanford chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta was closed from 1944 until 1978. So, she's not a Theta. (And, until recently, we haven't done many alumnae initiates, so I'm pretty sure that's not the case.) I think that all Stanford sororities were closed in 1944, so she may not be Greek. . .(or at least not an undergrad initiate). Anyone else have info? There are tons of sites out there that list her as being Greek, with no affiliation given. I've also found a list on the Northeast Georgia Alumnae Panhellenic Council website including her as a Pi Phi!) |
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