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As rush chair, I absolutely refused to have anything but the coolest rush shirts ever. For a few years, we had a huge problems with rush shirts - I like to call the problem the "flying squirrel syndrome." This is when the underarms and sides of the shirt are so f*ing huge that you could fly off one academic building on our campus (the Cathedral of Learning) and land on another building (the William Pitt Union) because your shirt can flap in the wind. No one wants to wear the rush shirts because they feel ridiculous in them and we shouldn't wear the rush shirts because we do look ridiculous in them.
This year, we ordered black baby tees and had written on them really huge in hot pink script "Party Like a Deepher" taken off the saying to party like a rockstar. On the back we wrote "Delta Phi Epsilon Fall Rush 2002" in the same hot pink script. Then on the back, in smaller white print, we wrote our motto with a little rush slogan worked in: "To Be Rather Than To Seem To Be... Just Be." They're normal sizes, and went over really well on campus. Even some of our alumnae ordered shirts and wore them when TA-ing classes and taking grad classes.
Tri-Sig had really cool shirts this year - black baby tees (DZ's had black baby tees too) with the green Doublemint wrapper saying "Sigma Sigma Sigma." One the black it said in bright green "Triple your pleasure, Triple your fun." I thought they were cute.
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