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Old 09-30-2007, 09:27 PM
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I might be in the minority here, but I miss real, good old-fashioned RUSH.

I mean Rush with frills.
-with every wall decorated
-with every girl having to stay up late to get the house decorated after MS.
-with matching outfits
-with skits every party and cool themes
-with beautiful snacks and desserts because you can
-with girls chanting and singing at the door as you walk in and are just overwhelmed by "the moment".
-Oh, and one more thing--definitely with real honest to goodness could burn everyone's house down candles.
[b]Yes, yes, and thousand times YES!!!!

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Every 5-10 years my chapter holds a reunion and invites every collegian and alum to attend. There's usually a pretty big crowd in a big ballroom. It's so much fun to see old friends and see all the "eras" represented. But of course you don't know most of the women there personally.

One year, when the invitations were sent out, they asked you to include your favorite Gamma Phi memory with your RSVP. At the luncheon there were little bells with pink ribbons at each place setting. During the presentation a sister read off almost all the "memories" and if you remembered that story too, you rang your little bell. Needless to say some of the memories were hysterical, and it helped the many women of all ages present feel united as sisters even though of course we did not all know each other!
This sounds absolutely charming! I plan to let our chapter know about this. A group of us gets together every 5 years, but never formally. Something like this would be amazing!!

Did I hear that Sigma Chi no longer hosts Derby Days? Those were a LOT of fun! So was the Awards Season, when fraternities named Best Sweetheart, Best Little Sister, Best Sorority President, Best Sorority Pledge, Best Dressed, etc, etc.

We had "Feasts". Yeah, imaginative name! At least 15-20 of us would be going to a concert, with or without dates, and before we left, we would have a major dinner. M-A-J-O-R! Afterwards, we'd quickly tear down the tables, then head off to the concert en masse. I know other sororities did the same thing (or similar) - we used to separate which sorority a PNM would probably select by which concert they were most likely to attend. I can remember a PNM who was several sisters' rush crush saying that she loved Neil Diamond. Later that night, we pretty much shrugged and said that she wasn't going to pick us, but gave her the invitation anyhow. She did go to ABC!!

I've mentioned the other event I miss dozens of times, but it was the Amos Hall Study Breaks. During Finals, we always kept a huge coffee urn full of hot water, along with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and such on a special table for study breaks. At least one night a week, we'd have a sign in the elevator, inviting all of the other sorority women (NO MEN!) to join us at 11pm> 12 midnight. That way, no one was worried about their attire, makeup, etc, and at 12m, a timer went off so that everyone would go back to work. A lot of NPC goodwill came out of those study breaks!
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