I personally like being a "fraternity." I correct people when they refer to Chi Omega as a sorority. I think it just depends on your heritage. I agree with SuperXO - it seems less sexist, by implying that we are equal. "Fraternity" can also mean kinship and friendship. Also, one of Chi Omega's founders was a man. I just think that if depends on the heritage of each GLO. I've never had a problem with people looking at me funny because of my fraternity... if they ask, I just explain. But for the record, I don't want us to change, and I don't think that we ever will!
Allie
