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Funny, somedays I read these types of posts and laugh. Other days, I don't find any very amusing. I LOVED what SAEactive said-
I can see trying to figure out the various strengths of our fellow fraternities and sororities because that is how we all improve our own organizations, but to ask who are the "elite" seems, at least to me, to contradict what being Greek is at least supposed to be about. The word suggests a sense of superiority over others which is a dangerous position to believe oneself to be in.
Omyer24 is correct-
I am a Phi Sigma Sigma alumni, and believe me, when you've been out of school for as long as I have, you're going to realize that it's not the sorority name that's important, but the friendships that you make and conserve after your college experience.
I have enjoyed "meeting" the people of GC who are members of GLOs I NEVER heard of. Yet, upon reading these threads, you get a feeling for their strength in different regions.
Let's hope that those who find distinction in the "letters" as oppossed to the sisterhood remain exactly where they are and never have the misfortune to move to an area where their name doesn't carry the punch it did on their college campus.
I'm SURE this doesn't apply to anyone here...
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