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Originally posted by sugar and spice
Thanks, yall -- I should have known it would be Phi Sig. They've always struck me as one of the more progressive sororities in a number of ways. 
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That doesn't surprise me at all either.
I wonder if it has anything to do with being a relatively young sorority--that the leadership is less mired in tradition, and is willing to make moves that some of the older groups aren't, or did not for whatever reason? AGD comes to mind--weren't they the first to initiate a non-white member? (I'm not saying AGD is young now--but they were 50 years ago.) Maybe it's easier for a younger group to make those changes?
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Originally posted by GeekyPenguinYes, I am from up north and have no idea what a large school's recruitment is like - but if you're going to be that shallow, you aren't living by the ideals of Gamma Phi Beta, and I KNOW that at least according to creeds, most other groups have those values.
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This deserves to be repeated. Over and over.