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Originally posted by PhiNuBlue
We have a website but it's pretty much just pictures right now. You people are pretty rude. My bad I typed something wrong at 4 in the morning...heaven forbid I make a mistake. Maybe we are first now concerned with it b/c we didn't realize it until just now. And being national or local really didn't have anything to do with it.
www.geocities.com/PhiNuBlue1853/PhiNuindex.html
No we never closed. We are celebrating our 150th anniversary this December.
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Did anybody else just click on "View Source" and notice that website was just made?
When it all comes down to it, what matters to those of us in the NPC isn't who was first (ADPi) or first to use Greek letters (Kappa Alpha Theta in the NPC) or first to use sorority (Gamma Phi Beta), but that all of us have a sisterhood spanning the nation (and in some cases, Canada!) and we've managed to unite together to provide a wonderful sisterhood experience to as many women as possible. Phi Nu is not now, nor has ever been, a member of the NPC, so it's irrelevant in our stories of "Who was first in the NPC to...." This is not to say that your sisterhood is irrelevant, because it certainly isn't, but one local sorority cannot compete with the myriads of NPCs. When we speak of who was first to, we are almost always referring to our individual conferences or national organizations. Does that leave out locals? Yes. One thing you should already know as a member of a local is that you aren't going to be as well-known or recognized as an NPC. That's a choice you made by not going national or being colonized by a national.