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And a 60+ pledge class is a heck of a successful recruitment if you ask anyone who is sane. |
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What a beautiful chapter! It's so nice to see so many sisters spreading the AOII way of life.
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I think we all get a little weird about quota when we should just enjoy the good results. |
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I do know that the larger chapters are allowed (required?) to drop a higher percentage of PNMs at each release session, I do not know if because KD is the largest house on campus, if they can determine if they want to meet quota or not. I do know that last year they had over 220+ members and speaking from experience - that house is too small to fit all those girls!!! :) |
I'm sure nothing went "wrong" with KD at Bama--they are still one of the strongest chapters in the country for Kappa Delta, regardless of whether or not they took quota this year.
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Super Proud!
I am soooooooooo darn proud :D of my Bama Gamma Phi sisters! This the best they have done in years and so well-deserved!! Wahoo!!:D
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Congratulations to ALL the chapters at Bama! For all of the chapters to do that well, your recruitment system is obviously working well and each chapter should be proud of the accomplishment!
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Congrats to all the new members & chapters for doing such a great job! (esp. ADPi :cool:)
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Did I miss it?
Maybe I missed something in earlier posts...what chapters can still participate in COB? My daughter ended up dropping out :(, but she's signed up for COB. Also, did any chapter do snap bidding?
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The groups that can still COB are those that are under campus total. You should probably contact the Greek Life office to see which these are. :)
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KD
I will preface my comments by saying that KD at Alabama is very strong. This year freshman quota was 73. KD originally had 52 women on their bid list. They have since picked up 16 and have a pledge class of 68. They have an excellent pledge class and will be fine. I guess they will need to work on rush for next year.
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YES YES, I agree wholeheartedly.....:D |
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Thanks for all your work as an advisor!! I too am a chapter advisor and its alot of work but well worth it! It is so hard for me to think in terms this HUGE. These chapters are so big, do you really know all your sisters? Congrats again to all the npc groups!! |
in addition to chapters under total, chapters who did not pledge to quota may cob until they reach the quota mark.
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Wow congrats to all the new members at Bama & all the sororities for doing a fabulous job. We could only dream about those types of numbers here up north. :)
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Tell me about it! Our entire chapter isn't even as big as these pledge classes. :p |
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I think in all the sororities at Bama, most sisters know mainly their pledge class. However, I roomed with a senior in the house during my sophomore year, and I got to know a lot of the older girls that way. Then when I was on Exec board, I got to know all the younger members. |
I would just like to say that the description of sisterhood on the Gamma Phi's page for Bama is beautiful and makes me get kinda mushy even though I'm not in a sorority. It's the best explanation of what you all try to convey each time you talk about 'sisterhood' that I, as a non-greek, have read yet. Kudos to you ladies, and congrats on a successful recruitment :)
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gamma phi sisterhood description
where is the gamma phi description of sisterhood given--is it written by a bama gamma phi?
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It's under the "scrapbook" section: http://www.uagammaphibeta.com/scrapbook.htm
It's credited to anonymous, but I think it's lovely regardless. |
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Hi! I was a Phi Mu at UA (forever ago). What did you think of our rush class this year?
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I'm sorry KK!! I meant to quick reply to Bama Phi Mu's thread, but I appreciate you answering anyway! I'm sure that didn't make any sense! :>)
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I know, seriously. After so many years of "the Greek system is evil" it's really nice that things have picked up.
Are the frats doing as well? I know for a few years they all about fell apart in terms of popularity. |
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OK, I'm trying this again (sorry KK). BamaPhiMu, I was at UA forever ago. Since you've been down there, what did you think of this year's pledge class? |
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Let me say this I have absolutely no first hand knowledge aside from the undeniable fact that KD is an incredibly fantastic and strong Chapter on this campus. I can only imagine that they are taking a very close look at how and why it happened. Though kudos to them for their "snappy" attitude! :D Let me close by saying how incredibly impressed I am with Gamma Phi. Bravo ladies! Well done! I'm filled with Panhellenic pride! |
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Ah...you girls bring back such fond memories of Magnolia Drive :-)
I feel old or sound like my mom saying this...but does anybody remember the good old days when it was called rush, not recruitment, & the girls were only ever called rushees, not pnm's? I'm only in my 30's so it wasn't THAT long ago! The terms just sound so sterile & not personal & more like a robotic process when rush at Alabama is so unique & practically it's own institution, especially compared with some schools! The whole KD situation reminds me of one year at Alabama when Kappa didn't meet quota...back in the day when every sorority typically did. It seems to me KD made this decision on their own to have fewer pledges in their new class this year. Not to sound rude or put Kappa down, but their not filling quota that particular year was not by choice, as they even generally conceded to. EVERYONE seemed to go crazy ridiculing them, particularly the houses Kappa typically competes against for the girls they are interested in. Out of the other 4 sororities that got a good kick out of a rare weak rush for a strong sorority such as Kappa, one of them even went so far as to print up long-sleeved tees with the number of Kappa's pledge class on the front & some crude statement on the back!! That's right... they even thought ahead so the tees would be worn throughout the fall. I thought this was tacky & was not amused...showed no class...but those tees were the most visible things going across the quad for quite a while. Imagine how this made the new pledges feel :-( Actives were on the defensive, as anyone would be, telling anyone that even looked at them the wrong way..."It's QUALITY...not Quantity!'' Maybe the KD's this year should print tees & adopt Kappa's mantra from that year for them!!! Ha! I'm just kidding but I think with a sorority having as rich a history as KD has at Alabama, people don't need to worry about their chapter or question their member's choices. I can tell you one thing...the strong sororities at Alabama know who they want practically years in advance...the girls in the houses know who is "back at home" & will be joining them in the near future. They know not only who they want but who they will be fighting to get them. It's not like they are going into rush to meet all the girls & see who they like from a few brief encounters during the week, although some sororities do pledge girls they just met & grew to adore. The focus of most actives who have a girl from home or a relative they are pulling to pledge is to make sure their girl meets the rest of the girls that aren't from her hometown or that haven't met her previously from a spring party or visit to the University. That's all they really have to be concerned with...they are not in a frantic rush to meet these rushees & decide who they would prefer to have join. This year in particular,all of the sororities should be proud to have pulled off such a feat with such large numbers & in that heat no less!!! Does anyone have any more pics from bid day? I was thrilled to see Gamma Phi Beta & A O Pi but want MORE MORE!! Come on ladies...post those pics! |
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