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33girl 04-27-2012 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ElieM (Post 2141735)
"I promise you like will go one" is possible the best motivational quote ever

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lf...y9oqo1_400.jpg

I know that practically the minute I got to Clarion, I was informed I had to invest in a pair of Keds-type sneakers (often worn laceless). The differences: 1) The expense was very small (we got them for $5 at GC Murphy), as opposed to the Nikes pictured which probably cost $100+; 2) they were actually more flattering to the legs than...the Nikes I had been wearing.

Oh and don't get me wrong, 33freshman was still rockin' the terrycloth jogging shorts like it was my job, but I would have never dreamed of wearing them for rush.

DDDlady 04-27-2012 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by 33girl (Post 2141706)
Nike shorts and shoes? Really? That just seems like so...the opposite of Southern propriety to me.

Nike shorts+ large t shirt+ nice tennis shoes= southern sorority girl uniform

I am not surprised that Nike shorts are recommended for rush. They are more flattering than khaki shorts and you don't see sweat like you can with the cotton shorts. They are much more comfortable in the heat too.

Old_Row 04-27-2012 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DDDlady (Post 2141806)
Nike shorts+ large t shirt+ nice tennis shoes= southern sorority girl uniform

I am not surprised that Nike shorts are recommended for rush. They are more flattering than khaki shorts and you don't see sweat like you can with the cotton shorts. They are much more comfortable in the heat too.

Very true. It's a universal uniform and we call the shorts "Norts."

FSUZeta 04-27-2012 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by DDDlady (Post 2141806)
Nike shorts+ large t shirt+ nice tennis shoes= southern sorority girl uniform

I am not surprised that Nike shorts are recommended for rush. They are more flattering than khaki shorts and you don't see sweat like you can with the cotton shorts. They are much more comfortable in the heat too.

My daughter was surprised when she did her graduate work at Bama that as DDDLady said, nike shorts or what my daughter called cheerleading shorts, big t-shirt and athletic shoes was the daily outfit for most of the girls.

HQWest 04-27-2012 12:12 PM

I am still baffled that the only difference in the "uniform" between the winter and summer is the addition of a sweatshirt or the occasional pair of track leggings under the Norts.

DDDlady 04-27-2012 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by HQWest (Post 2141812)
I am still baffled that the only difference in the "uniform" between the winter and summer is the addition of a sweatshirt or the occasional pair of track leggings under the Norts.

It doesn't get that cold in the winter down here. Plus, put black leggins under those shorts and your legs look better/skinnier. :D

Shellfish 04-27-2012 12:31 PM

What happens if the shorts and shoes aren't Nike?

33girl 04-27-2012 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Shellfish (Post 2141816)
What happens if the shorts and shoes aren't Nike?

You get burned at the stake.

The other thing that makes me giggle about all this is that then for going out, you need to put on what is basically a cocktail dress and heels, do hair and makeup to Oscar night caliber, etc. For someone from a small school it's hard to see the point. Like everyone didn't see you running around in your tennis shoes and jogging shorts the rest of the week, and putting a dress on is going to wipe it all out.

FSUZeta 04-27-2012 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl (Post 2141819)
You get burned at the stake.

The other thing that makes me giggle about all this is that then for going out, you need to put on what is basically a cocktail dress and heels, do hair and makeup to Oscar night caliber, etc. For someone from a small school it's hard to see the point. Like everyone didn't see you running around in your tennis shoes and jogging shorts the rest of the week, and putting a dress on is going to wipe it all out.

Thank you!! but, mysteriously enough, it does.

MaryPoppins 04-27-2012 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl (Post 2141819)
You get burned at the stake.

The other thing that makes me giggle about all this is that then for going out, you need to put on what is basically a cocktail dress and heels, do hair and makeup to Oscar night caliber, etc.

And the men don't dress up at all so it makes for a very stark yin/yang contrast. Makes me wonder about these young men, are they gentlemen or not? I think not.

KSUViolet06 04-27-2012 02:16 PM

Be warned: The oversized tank thing is creeping up north as well. I see a lot of undergrad students on campus wearing them, though not like they do in the South. It's definitely slowly catching on.

HQWest 04-27-2012 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 2141837)
Be warned: The oversized tank thing is creeping up north as well. I see a lot of undergrad students on campus wearing them, though not like they do in the South. It's definitely slowly catching on.

Darn. It spreads like the plague or fire ants.

Also acceptable if you don't have Nike shoes are Chacos. I am starting to be able to guess the sorority by the footwear....

thetalady 04-27-2012 02:26 PM

I guess we should be grateful that the girls aren't still wearing pajamas and fuzzy slippers to class anymore... please tell me that they AREN'T doing that anymore, right? :cool:

APhi4Ever 04-27-2012 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by thetalady (Post 2141840)
I guess we should be grateful that the girls aren't still wearing pajamas and fuzzy slippers to class anymore... please tell me that they AREN'T doing that anymore, right? :cool:

;)

Titchou 04-27-2012 02:29 PM

Only under their trench coats...


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