If Sigma could colonize anywhere...

jadis96 · #1 08-01-2006, 02:11 AM

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I'd like to see us back at IU-Bloomington and Florida State.

I would LOVE to see us back at IU, but with some of the problems that they had there in the late 80's I don't know if it will ever happen. I talked to Susie Kuhn about this once when she was at Ball State (I can only hope they ever re-start Beta Gamma!) visiting us. Since her daughter was one of our advisors and an alum from the IU chapter I asked her what happened. She told me that by the end there were some really big problems in that chapter. At one point she said the same few girls held all the chairs and offices and everyone else just expected them to do the work. I am not sure that Sigma could make it at IU without a huge influx of cash to get the chapter started. Their sororities there are so well established that Sigma would have to really go "above and beyond" to get a good new member class to get things started. Of course the plus is that the Indianapolis and Louisville Alum chapters are only 1.5 hours away and there are also alum chapters in Muncie and Ft. Wayne so there are lots of Sigma's here who could help!

LaneSig · #2 08-01-2006, 11:56 AM

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What about University of Missouri (Mizzou)? Tri-Sigma has 7 or 8 chapters in Missouri schools and a pretty good rep. I think it would be a good choice.

KSUViolet06 · #3 08-01-2006, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by LaneSig

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What about University of Missouri (Mizzou)? Tri-Sigma has 7 or 8 chapters in Missouri schools and a pretty good rep. I think it would be a good choice.

Yeah this is another that I'd love to see as well. I know we have a big presence in MO.

chopperLI905 · #4 08-02-2006, 10:15 AM

Sorrry to crash but I also think UW-Madison needs a Tri Sigma Chapter. I have some good friends from the UW-Whitewater chapter and I have meet other Tri-Sigma's from other chapters in Wisconsin and you gals are all great. Madison would greatly benefit in having a Tri Sigma chapter. The only thing that would benefit Madison more is a recolonized Lambda Chi chapter.

sigma3 · #5 08-09-2006, 07:16 PM

Being a Louisville native, I would love to see us start a colony at U of L. There are only two chapters in the state of Kentucky and I'd love to see more. I know there are a number of recent alums from my chapter, Alpha Chi, that would love to help out with a new colony in Louisville. Plus, the Alpha Chi chapter is a great chapter and well established, I know a lot of those girls would be happy to come help out.

A few years ago we at Alpha Chi had talked about how cool it would be to help start a colony at U of L. And also how we could as a chapter get the new girls their letter jackets for Initiation like our bigs did for us.

jadis96 · #6 08-10-2006, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by sigma3

Being a Louisville native, I would love to see us start a colony at U of L. There are only two chapters in the state of Kentucky and I'd love to see more. I know there are a number of recent alums from my chapter, Alpha Chi, that would love to help out with a new colony in Louisville. Plus, the Alpha Chi chapter is a great chapter and well established, I know a lot of those girls would be happy to come help out.

A few years ago we at Alpha Chi had talked about how cool it would be to help start a colony at U of L. And also how we could as a chapter get the new girls their letter jackets for Initiation like our bigs did for us.

I would love to see a chapter at U of L. Any idea how the Greek system is there these days?

sigma3 · #7 08-10-2006, 08:35 PM

Not too sure since I don't live there anymore. I think it's pretty good. They've got a decent number of sororities and fraternities, although I say there's room for one more . . . Sigma!