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Originally posted by DZTUBAGIRL
I totally agree with you about SAI being a just as much of a social sorority as any other one. But I just wanted to say that members of the music organizations at the schools I have gone to act the same way to the social organizations, they want nothing to do with them. I have a friend in Phi Mu Alpha and he makes fun of the greeks and says that he is happy that they are not apart of the social glo's because we are stuck up. I just wish that all of the organizations could just get along and be greeks together. Oh well I am sounding corny now.
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Anne Marie, I don't think you sound corny at all. I think the same thing is happening at your school that's happening at mine: The Sinfonians and the SAI's have formals and parties and things, but God forbid they should be associated with the social GLO's. Women join SAI as the "anti-sorority" and believe that they stand on a higher ground because SAI was founded on different principles. I wish the SAI chapter at my school had had more respect for the NPC groups, but the fact is that they don't and they're losing a lot of their members because of it. BTW, the NPC groups are NOT hypocritical about this, my SAI membership was encouraged by Kappa and no one in Kappa ever thought me to be a lesser sister because of it. SAI is respected on campus by Panhel, which is strange considering the circumstances.