[FuzzieAlum]

You know, I have a feeling this is what our founders intended. How many sororities were founded with the intent to go national from day 1? How many were founded because they wanted to improve on the other options available on their campus? It was a competitive, let's-grow-as-much-as-we-can from the get-go for most GLOs. Maybe the founders didn't envision paid staffs and houses, but my sorority's founders at least were still alive by the time those things came along, and they didn't say a word against them, but happily kept going to convention and serving our fraternity.

Look at our goals - how many GLOs have something about aspiring, achieving, goals, reaching your potential, being leaders, etc. in them? That's not friendship or sisterhood or serving the world, so to say that's all we're about isn't true for most GLOs.