Goodsearch
 

I noticed today that Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation is the featured charity. So I wonder - how many of your GLOs participate in www.goodsearch.com? (Every time you use it, the designated charity gets a donation.) And do you use it? Gamma Phi does, but we aren't using it enough!

I know Phi Mu is on there. I try to use more than google, but I always seem to forget about it.

wow, this looks like a good idea - i wish i knew about it sooner!

it should become a household name like Google...

Question: do you register your org under your chapter or national information?

I set it as my default search engine in my toolbar. So I use it several times a day! :)

Alpha Gamma Delta uses it too...
=]

Sigma Kappa's in there, but.. sigh. Why must it use Yahoo instead of Google?

Yup. I use it as well but jeez. I much prefer Google over Yahoo but I do like helping my GLO out.

Tri Delta uses it as well.

I wonder the same thing. But, it does work. They send checks as promised.

I use it first - but if I don't get what I need, I do then go to google.

I'm not sure what is required to register a charity.

AOII is listed, and I recently put it as my home page on my laptop. I have to say that changing habits is very hard. If Goodsearch isn't in front of me, I automatically type www.google.com into my address bar!

Haven't tried ADPi in GoodSearch yet, but I use it for another organization to which I belong. You do need to go through your HQ, and have the correct non-profit numbers/profile.

I'm not wild about the Yahoo! v. Google part, either, but I try to use it at least once a day - it's my homepage at work.

If I don't find what I need I use it to search for google. :)

To restore your faith in humanity
 

TOWN TURNS TABLES ON HIGH SCHOOL PRANK


Kropp was sitting in her geometry class Sept. 13 when the results of the homecoming vote were announced over the school PA system.
Most of the students picked as class reps that day were among the most popular kids in the 800-student school. Then, out of the blue, Kropp heard her name.
She hadn't sought the position. Students were free to vote for anyone in the class.
Perhaps her selection should have made her suspicious. She is a free spirit with few friends. Her black outfits and strange hair colors don't mesh well with other kids in the rural community.

Team Whitney all the way!