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Originally Posted by LaneSig
Central Methodist University in Missouri has had local fraternities and sororities for many years. In the past couple of years, two of the fraternities have joined national GLOs. Sigma Alpha Chi became a chapter of Phi Delta Theta and Delta Sigma Psi became Tau Kappa Epsilon. Perhaps all of their organizations are looking into going national?
Local fraternities: Delta Beta Tau and Chi Delta
Local sororities: Delta Pi Omega, Sigma Pi Alpha, Zeta Psi Lambda, and Alpha Gamma Psi.
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Lanesig, Thanks for the aide and update!
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AnchorAlum yes they do and that is exactly what My question is concerning.
But no one wants to seem to answer but do for the best for the few.
Those that are there as Sororitys, not for the women who are looking.
Can you explain that part of it for a meaningful justification?
You may ask carnation about Her School that changed and hopefully is getting better.
I just and still wonder if the few are protected then, what happens to the many who are not willing to join and why?
That is and has been always been my major question.
Can anyone really explain it?
