[SilverTurtle]

My GLO is for the creative and performing arts, which naturally includes music. (Music was my major when I joined- it ended up being Speech & Comm, though).

I've never known anyone who was also in a social GLO. Part of the reason is the major time commitment that would involve, and partly because, at my campus at least, Phi Beta functioned very similarly to the social chapters. We did (do) a ton of service projects & of course art-related things. But we also have the traditional social stuff, like formals and Greek Week, etc. & participate on Greek Council. There was a girl that graduated a year before I came to the university that had been active in Phi Beta & a social sorority (a local, I think it was Zeta Pi Lambda).

At other schools I know that Phi Beta functions more like an honorary and/or professional organization. So it would make more sense for those members to be involved in both types of GLOs, although I've never met anyone who has been myself.