OK Schizo...You have me dyyying laughing over here.
Please tell me you're going to be at Blue & White this summer.
:cool:

Fa' sho
 

Her Dopenezz:
Blue and White in Gainsville, Florida right? I'll be there. I haven't gone since '98 (which was off the hook), but a few of us are planning to head out there this year. Holla at me.

Legacy:
The Jazz night is an annual semi-formal night that we have at my chapter every year. I graduated off the yard, but contact PBSProdigalson (one of our Sp'02 neos) and he'll give you all the when and where info. But it's not until october or november though. Holla.

Frat , checkout www.blueandwhiteweekend.com
I'll see you there.:D

SKATIN VS. PAPER
 

Could someone please explain to me what the difference between someone who is a "skater" or someone who is "paper"

:eek: What's up with all the nekked women on the site???:eek:

Oh, C'mon Dove1920
 

you know you liked the naked women;)

I'm coming there! :D :D :D

Okay

As a result of reading what was on your post and having previously attended a leadership conference where this very issue of abandoning undergraduate chapters became the topic of the hour, I was reminded of this: The very people who are plotting to take away undergraduate chapters are the very people who started the tradition of hazing.

Furthermore, the graduate chapter member are still very much involved in these sets. Dont neglect that fact. So I think trying to separate and cause division between undergrads/grads is ridiculous because the legacies and traditions are stemming from those grads who did have a process.

Think about what your process meant to you ( if you had one), remember the fact that not everyone in grad chapters had a process, then think about who in grad you are allowing to make the decisions about eliminating undergrad chapters.

May God continually bless you in all that you do.

HolyGhost 7
EEeeee-Yip

Ohhhhh, i caught the Holy Ghost
 

Hello HolyGhost, i couldn't agree with you more. I think that the undergraduate chaps. are critical to maintaining all the BGLO. Cause we must remember, for the most part most grad members came from somewhere, and you guessed it, undergrad chap.;) Hop eto hear from you soon.

um seeing as how we were FOUNDED by undergrads I dont see how its even an Idea to get rid of undergrads. I think if you limited the people who could actually "pledge" people to the ones who are financial and have enough community service and have maintained their GPA level i believe that would cut out a lot of the negative incidents.

Lane swerving here, but the last post in this thread was in 2002. It's unlikely that any of the original posters will see your response.

Just a heads up.

dang sorry im new...i see the date now oh well...

No biggie. That's why I gave a heads up :)

Welcome.