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Originally Posted by Blu-Scholar
Well allow me to answer this one for you. Men could become full fledge members of Gamma Sigma Sigma since the founding and c reation of the national sorority. Gamma Sig has been non-selective since 1952. This question has been posed for many years, sio in 1995 at the national convention...it was passed that "gender" would be added to the non-selectivity status for clarity of the members and non-members. So to answer the question, Gamma Sigma Sigma has always been co-ed.
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OK, then let me a few questions which may be close to what I'm looking for.
1) When was the first male granted membership in Gamma Sigma Sigma?
2) When was the first undergraduate male granted full membership in Gamma Sigma Sigma?
3) When did Gamma Sigma Sigma rush material state that all students could join?
4) Did Gamma Sigma Sigma's initial bylaws refer to those who could join and hold membership specifically as being women?
--KnightShadow
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