| catiebug |
12-10-2007 10:48 PM |
In a way, that was how I was introduced to Greek life. My mom was in a sorority (as were my grandmother and great-grandmother - all the same one, I might add), but it was the Sigma Chi thing that got me really interested in it.
When I was a freshman in high school, my mom had a good friend who was a Sigma Chi alum. He had attended the University of Texas, and had his letters on his class ring (which he still wore). He was also active in the Texas Exes, the UT alumni association. I kept teasing him that his Greek letters were really EX, for Texas Ex (give me a break, I was 14). Needless to say, he set me straight.
When I was a bit older, I started hanging around SMU and got a taste of Greek life while still in high school.
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Originally Posted by RaggedyAnn
(Post 1560728)
I worked at McDonald's with a Sigma Kappa brother one summer. He had a tattoo of his letters. I asked him what EK stood for. After getting the lecture about the Greek alphabet, he told me all about Greek life. I wasn't necessarily convinced I was going Greek, but having the option was one of my criteria for choosing a school. Sophomore year I decided to rush, and boy am I glad I did!
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