http://www.facebook.com/WSU.Sororiti...type=3&theater

This is the facebook page for WSU's panhellenic and pictures of recruitment. To be honest, I don't see many (if any) tank tops among the pictures, although I have no doubt there were some. Of course I have no idea how old those pictures may be. They look pretty recent.


This is the recruitment website page:
http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/ne...te=1&p=2121027
They also give last year's schedule here. Orientation is on Monday/Open house is split over Tuesday and Wednesday/Philanthropy is Thursday/Friday is House tours/Saturday is preference and Sunday is Bid Day. They apparently flipped Philanthropy and house tours from when daughter went through. I know she did house tours first - the schedule is very specific.

I would think long and hard before not listing ALL of the chapters you still have on your preference card. If you just think there is NO way you could ever possibly happy in that house and you would rather not be Greek that go into it, then don't list it, but be aware that usually not that many houses do informal recruitment (four the year she went through and I think less last year) and one of those houses could likely end up being the house you didn't want at preference.

I agree, DO be careful and fully think through not listing all chapters on your pref card.
As for fashionable top I mean this:

http://www.forever21.com/images/mode...0013614-02.jpg

or this
http://www.forever21.com/images/mode...0034319-01.jpg

And for casual I would say the one posted previously.

Yesterday, my alumnae group had a wine tasting with snacks brought by the women. One of the women is a graduate from WSU and brought the cougar cheese. Instantly thought of this thread. That stuff is amazing! I want to find it!

Is this what you're talking about? if so, I want to order some... cheese is one of my all time most favorite foods. I love it all, even the stinky cheese like locatelli! yum!

http://public.wsu.edu/creamery/

just wondering, but how formal are the dresses that people wear on preference day? My version of "formal" is pretty formal so I was just wondering if someone could give me an example of a type of dress normaly worn on preference day?

Yes, that's it. Cougar Gold is the most popular. It's a sharp, crumbly-hard cheese.

Basically anything you would wear to a formal wedding as a guest. No one really wore black/dark colored dresses though. Any of these are a good example (minus the black/neon colored ones):

http://www.forever21.com/Product/Cat...ize=100&page=2

Except the ones with sheer tops, deep cleavage and the ones that are very short or look like club-wear.

okay thanks guys! I think I get the idea, although I've never actually been to a wedding as a guest.

/swerve
I ordered the cheese, I love it, I am ordering more as gifts. It's really THAT GOOD.

and if you want caramels like you've never tasted, check out Rustic Caramels on FB. They are in Missoula MT. I have never eaten anything quite like them.

OP: good luck with recruitment!

When I think Forever21, something like this comes to mind
http://www.forever21.com/product/pro...riantid&page=1

I can buy Cougar Cheese 24 hours a day at the IGA in Pullman, one perk of living here. It is also now found in my local Costco.

These Montana caramels are the best ever http://www.bequetconfections.com/

^^^Not a fan of the fringed jean (admittedly I'm an old f*rt) but I have to say that Forever 21 does carry a lot of cute, inexpensive dresses - not that I would wear mind you - but daughter has gotten some cute ones from there I really liked.

I agree with Tulip's advice except I will say - they wear 'em pretty darn short on the west coast. Not saying I like it and not recommending it - just saying we saw plenty of short ones at WSU and UO during recruitment.
*****

So even as I write I am on the phone with my best friend apologizing for my previous condescending comments about Cougar cheese. When she first mentioned it to me I think I said something along the lines of
a) We're not in Wisconsin - what kind of cheese would Palouse dairy cows produce?
b) I've never heard of this stuff and I'm in Spokane - how good could it be?

Anyway, I told her about this thread and how the greatness of Cougar cheese had gone on for two pages. She's laughing her head off and enjoying the "I told you so." She said, "I told you there's nothing like it and you were pretty snarky about it. Serves you right."

1) fringed jeans? not a pretty look, IMO. I'd rather see boots with a dress (here we go again!)
2) Cougar cheese at Costco AND the IGA? Why not every Costco? :mad: I am going to ask for it. I took one of the sampler boxes to a get-together, and it was devoured. Note to self: make an order in March before it's too hot to ship.
3) Gee, thanks, for the caramel URL. Now I have to order some to compare to Rustic Caramels.

OP: thank you for starting what has turned into a wonderful thread, at least for me. Two new foods to enjoy = much happiness here.

If you like spicy cheese, get the Crimson Fire. My absolute favorite.

And if you find yourself in Pullman, swing past Ferdinand's and get the curds. Mmmm, squeaky cheese.

Questions!
 

Hey guys!

I'm a current student at WSU, and recruited last year and we began doing recruitment workshops earlier this semester! If you have any specific recruitment questions or any more advice, I can try to answer some :)