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03-19-2007, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by irishpipes
The closed chapters at U of I are:
Alpha Xi Delta (1905-? and 1983-1990ish)
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Alpha Xi Delta's Kappa chapter was at U of I from 1905-1995 with a successful turnaround recolonization in 1980. I know we were at 150+ members in 1987 but then took a slide around 1990 and couldn't recover. We would LOVE to be back at U of I -- our members in Illinois are absolutely thrilled about this opportunity and all fingers are crossed!!
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03-19-2007, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by SoProud2BeAnAlphaXi
Alpha Xi Delta's Kappa chapter was at U of I from 1905-1995 with a successful turnaround recolonization in 1980. I know we were at 150+ members in 1987 but then took a slide around 1990 and couldn't recover. We would LOVE to be back at U of I -- our members in Illinois are absolutely thrilled about this opportunity and all fingers are crossed!!
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03-19-2007, 03:36 PM
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Nope, I'm not a U of I alum, but my cousins all were hitting U of I starting about then (I still remember SO clearly when my aunt became Mrs. Active Officer in the Parents Club about 2 minutes after my first cousin went "away" to school ... he was very understanding about it, at least publicly). My dad's a Delta Sigma Phi from U of I, one cousin is a Delta Tau Delta ('85ish), his wife (and my dear friend) is an Alpha Gam ('87ish), and my other cousin is a Delta Zeta (also '87ish) -- all U of I. I'm just about the only one in my family who didn't go to U of I, and it's probably only because my leg of the family had left the state by then.
PM me if you want to compare names!!
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03-19-2007, 09:16 PM
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i looked over the grades report . it seems most chapters are comparable in size. i mean, when one chapter is around 180 and another is at 150, will a pnm at a recruitment party really notice that one has 30 less members than the other?
i did only see one npc sorority that had low numbers-did i just miss seeing the other one? i believe that orangejuice mentioned 2.
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03-19-2007, 11:03 PM
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03-20-2007, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by FSUZeta
i looked over the grades report . it seems most chapters are comparable in size. i mean, when one chapter is around 180 and another is at 150, will a pnm at a recruitment party really notice that one has 30 less members than the other?
i did only see one npc sorority that had low numbers-did i just miss seeing the other one? i believe that orangejuice mentioned 2.
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If you look again it's rather clear. They're still a good size in my eyes, just not particularly for this campus.
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03-20-2007, 12:31 AM
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The fact that there are 19 sororities on that campus boggles my mind! Coming from a campus where there are 5 chapters, with 40 members being total, and houses that never housed more than 11 members at a time... wow!
Sometimes I wish I'd gone to a bigger school... I stayed at the KKG house at Pitt earlier this semseter when my friend (the house director) had to go away for the weekend and I still couldn't believe that they had a live-in, non-member house director! Or that they required someone to be there in case of emergency! It definitely would have been nice to have when I was in undergrad.
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04-08-2007, 10:41 PM
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Update!
Houses selected to give presentations were alpha xi delta, tri sigma and AST. They gave presentations last Thursday.
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03-20-2007, 10:51 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FSUZeta
i looked over the grades report . it seems most chapters are comparable in size. i mean, when one chapter is around 180 and another is at 150, will a pnm at a recruitment party really notice that one has 30 less members than the other?
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Another thing to consider is the culture at U of I. Sophomores make up a lot of the pool of PNMs. Most chapters pledge a lot of sophomores, even the occasional junior. This can affect graduation/retention rates, and that is one reason why the perfectly acceptable chapter size is more of a range of maybe 150-180 rather than a more consistent number.
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03-20-2007, 10:57 AM
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Any word on which groups were chose to present and when presentations will be made?
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03-20-2007, 05:09 PM
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hope i did not offend anyone with my question. that was certainly not my intent!!
i thought that perhaps the op had mistakenly thought that one of the non-npc sororities was actually an npc sorority. i was looking for numbers below 50.
i really did not mean to hurt anyone's feelings.
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05-01-2007, 10:28 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FSUZeta
i looked over the grades report . it seems most chapters are comparable in size. i mean, when one chapter is around 180 and another is at 150, will a pnm at a recruitment party really notice that one has 30 less members than the other?
i did only see one npc sorority that had low numbers-did i just miss seeing the other one? i believe that orangejuice mentioned 2.
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Hi!
Well, the one you are referring to chooses not to participate in formal recruitment. For most people, that one is sort of off the radaar, honestly. I was referring to two others that do.
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