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I know you can contact a GLO's headquarters and tell them the name and the school and the year of initiation and they will tell you if you are correct. I did that just this past December 2003 when I wanted to find out if my great-grandmother and my great-aunt were Theta's at Tulane. And yes they were I found out. I am sure if there was a member in question and you knew which GLO you could email that headquarters and get an answer. Obviously, they cannot tell you addresses, phone numbers, DOB, etc because that is private information and since I work for Alumni Affairs at Ole Miss I know we would never give that out over the phone. However, we can verfiy whether or not an alumni graduated from Ole Miss. I also know AOII is great about verifying alumnae for our chapter. We have tons of legacies who go through recruitment each year and since I've been Chapter Adviser we have them checked by headquarters. You'd be surprised that some women do lie about their legacies, or their mothers were new member but never initiated. In a nut shell, I would think you could contact a GLO and ask them. I wouldn't email them 100 new members names because that would be absurd, but maybe one name you needed to check.
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