A question for all Greeks... - Page 2

Tom Earp · #16 03-16-2001, 05:14 PM

Thank YOU ilove, for the nice thought!! At Pittsburg State U. if I picked a Soro to go with it would have to be ASA or SSS. We at the LXA house have had close relations with them both!! But my ex be an AGD may have something to do with it. LOL!

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Pittsburg State U. (Kansas)

dstbrat · #17 03-16-2001, 05:20 PM

i would have been an omega. on my campus they were smart, involved and extremely down-to-earth. no one really had beef with them. even the other fraternities thought they were cool. plus, all of the girls came to their parties

that would have been a litte dramatic since my daddy is a kappa. but, everyone should do their own thing!

AXO Alum · #18 03-16-2001, 05:27 PM

Great question -- but a hard one! At the school I went to, we hung out with a lot of the different frats, so I got to meet a bunch of great guys in each! It would be easier for me to name the one or two I wouldn't join...but I'll leave that alone

LOL

KA's - great guys and real gents -- I'm HUGE on being mannerable and gentile, so I guess this would be my #1.

Close seconds would be Delta Sig and Sigma Chi.

12dn94dst · #19 03-16-2001, 07:53 PM

i would be an Alpha, no question. the alphas on my yard were into everything and really nice guys...smart & respectful. i admired how they were right there with the sororities when it came to promoting awareness about women's issues, and it was done from a "how we can support/help" point of view. very cool guys, and they step their @$$e$ off!

UNFSigmaChi · #20 03-16-2001, 08:01 PM

Well since i was Kappa Delta Daggerman it'd have to be KD all the way! Every time i met a KD and she found out that i was a daggerman, i would totally get hooked up and would leave with at least a couple KD shirts. Plus Shamrock is always a blast.

ZChi4Life · #21 03-16-2001, 08:45 PM

This is a sweet question!
If I were a boy on my alma mater's campus, I'd want to be an Alpha. The Alphas are the most active fraternity on campus. They tutor middle school kids every Saturday morning, they hold all types of programs either on their own or w/ other groups (Greek and non-Greek), they are all smart, sophisticated and just overall a great group of men (notice I said MEN, not BOYS

). They are definitely the type of guys you'd take home to meet your parents! They are just great! Can't ya'll tell I just LOVE me some Alphas!?

So if there are, uh, any available Alphas out there, uh..hehehe...lemme stop!

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AKA2D '91 · #22 03-16-2001, 09:15 PM

Girl, don't stop....I think there are some "out there"!

Siobhan · #23 03-16-2001, 09:29 PM

This is such a neat question. I would definately be a Sigma Chi. They are just the most awesome guys I know, very involved with their fraternity and on campus: strong leadership and strong brotherhood. And I could see what sweetheart is like from the male perspective, LOL (It's nerveracking boys, I tell ya). Yup I'd be a Sig

. A close second would be Beta.

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Delta Phi Epsilon
Delta Gamma Chapter
University of British Columbia
Sigma 1996

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KABillyMac · #24 03-17-2001, 12:02 AM

AXO Alum, God Bless you.

If I were a woman I think it would be a toss up between ADPi and KD. ADPi because I think they have 3 seperate intiations (pledge, active, and then a seperate one when you go alum). I think thats right, I dated and ADPi for a while. KD because they are Southern, and their National office is awesome. I saw it on their website and I'd love to see that place inside just once.

Alumnus who cares · #25 03-17-2001, 12:21 AM

I would be in Alpha Chi Omega or Kappa Kappa Gamma. I knew a few girls in each of those houses at my school and they were pretty cool for the most part.

LSUTigerGirl · #26 03-17-2001, 12:34 AM

If I had to pick...I think I would choose to be in KA. I know a few here at LSU because my cousin is one and they all seem really sweet and nice. Definitely true Southern Gentlemen. You've got to love that!!!!

Allison

P.S.--I would love to participate in Old South too!!!

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~A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition~

LexiKD · #27 03-17-2001, 02:06 AM

If I had to choose, I think KA beacuse I was born and raised in the south! They seem to always represent themselves well and I always think of them as the traditional southern gentelmen~
Maybe Pi Kappa Alpha Their Headquarters are down the street from KD HQ and I hear nothing but good things about them!

MaMaBuddha · #28 03-17-2001, 04:39 AM

to some this could be a loaded question. i see that alot of people are looking very deeply for an answer when yet it can be very simple...not offense to any of my fellow greekchaters. i like that way of thinking.

to be honest, my first greek experience was Sigma Chi, at Embry Riddle University, in Daytona Beach. When i was a geeky high school student, i went to an fundraisiing event that was sponsered by Sigma Chi, my best friends brother was a Sigma Chi. The guys were so great and fun and were did so much in the community as far as having blood drives and community fairs.

although that was my first experience...it may be evident for some people, but reasons are alwasy different. My BGLO Frat would be no other then Omega Psi Phi. not only for the history they have with DST, but because in my 7 years and 7 days being a member into the most distinguished sorority with a swelling membership of over well over 200,000, there can be no other.

i have supported several events that the bruhs was extended and they also know how to set it out for a soror. a big shout out out to Omicron Epsilon, Kappi Psi, Kappa Omicron chapter as well as my favorite bruh LockJaw spring 95 OE....

josh8o · #29 03-17-2001, 06:45 AM

If I was a girl and had to pick a sorority it would have to be Kappa Alpha Theta. The Thetas at my school are sweet girls; real marrage material. Every Theta that I have meet, from my school and from others, have been girls that I would bring home to my mom.
Josh

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CrimsonTide4 · #30 03-17-2001, 10:27 AM

This is an excellent question. I definitely would have wanted to be a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Those brothers are down to earth, intelligent, compassionate, etc. This past summer I was in ATL at the time of their convention and met 3 Alphas who were PERFECT GENTLEMEN in every sense of the word.

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