Rhetorical Question

[aopirose]

SB, you know that has been a popular article topic lately. AOII and Pi Phi did similar articles in the last year or so. It is very entertaining to see which "famous alumna" pops up on the list.

Another popular Stanford graduate that I have seen a good number of NPCs claim is Sandra Day O'Connor. I have never seen her listed on a national web site but I have seen her on chapter sites. The thing is, Sandra attended Stanford when sororities were banned. She may be an Alumna Initiate of some group if she is a member at all.

BTW - When did Gamma Phi recolonize at Stanford? It could not have been open long because women's groups did not appear again until ~1978.

[SmartBlondeGPhB]

Originally Posted by aopirose

BTW - When did Gamma Phi recolonize at Stanford? It could not have been open long because women's groups did not appear again until ~1978.

That would be why I thought our chapter closed in the 70's. I don't know anything about it. I simply took the date of the closing out of our directory (which I know to be wrong in another case so this could be wrong too) and even had to look twice. Maybe they left campus earlier but never officially closed with our IH because they were hoping to recolonize at some point. It is, after all, our Mu chapter which opened somewhere in the 1905-1910 range. I am no expert on collegiate chapters so who knows.