Well SigTau, you started it
But seriously...this is truly an example of how greeks are different on different campuses. I'm also a Gamma Sig on my campus and we don't have this problem. Then again, my school is not a "traditional" one either-as I said before, our campus is right smack in the middle of Downtown Atlanta. So when you hear the word "greek" on my campus, that's EVERYBODY-GLO's, BGLO's, LGLO's, Service, Asian, Multi-Cultural, everyone. And we don't have a problem doing things together-all this stuff about insurance and liability are not even an issue.
Like binks said, this is a rather useless debate. It's different everywhere, and as I have seen, Gamma Sig is not even considered a greek organization on some campuses. Other places, they are. If you want to do an event with us, cool. If you don't, that's fine too. If you don't think that service greeks should mix with "social" greeks due to insurance and dues and what have you, cool. At the end of the day, I'm still a Gamma Sig and you are still a (insert your organization here) whether we mix or not. I'm just as proud to be a Service greek as you are of your organization.
So let's wrap this up and agree to disagree
In Service,
gamma_girl