New Skool-Old School, It's all Greek to me!
This is a spin off of the fads topic. I mentioned earlier that when I was a younger member of Zeta we did not use handsigns as frequently. As a matter of fact if you look at my campus yearbook Greek photos (1979-1983) few BGLO members are using handsigns, and the signs that some of them do use bare only a fant resemblence to the ones in use today. What are some of today's BGLO traditions that would make BGLO members 20, 30 or more years your senior pause and say "what in the world is that?"
Here are a few my memories and my current realities...
1. My memory--We frequently sang in the quad. Few steps, just some good old fashioned singing. My current reality--Public singing doesn't seem to be as popular. It seems most reserve that for their private functions.
2. My memory--Stepping at OUR organizations functions. My current reality--watching folks stroll to every song and at every organizations functions. In fact, folks kind of forget that you can have a little fun with folks outside of the BGLO network. All that hopping and jumping and pushing going on kind of ruins the event. LOL
Okay Sorors, sisterfriends and GCers have fun with it. What are your observations.
[This message has been edited by GiggyZ (edited August 09, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by GiggyZ (edited August 09, 2001).]
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