Gamma Phi Recruitment - 2007!

[triplefigs]

That's awesome news that Bama will use COB. I'm really proud of them. They've come a long way in the past 19 years.

[bejazd]

up until a few months ago, when I started reading some of this stuff here, I knew nothing about Bama, had never heard of top tier, old row, Lilly sundresses or Vera bradley. I guess I always thought rush at southern schools was just more formal but wow. So different. And yet you Bama Gamma Phis stomp in spite of all that. You have so much to be proud of! Your new pledge class is amazing...which means the actives are inspiring greatness. I just have so much respect for all of you as sisters!

And Eta chapter: WOW. I could hear the screaming from here!

[GPhiB_007]

You heard us at Eta chapter? =) We're really excited for the new pledges!!

[kk_bama]

Originally Posted by bejazd

up until a few months ago, when I started reading some of this stuff here, I knew nothing about Bama, had never heard of top tier, old row, Lilly sundresses or Vera bradley. I guess I always thought rush at southern schools was just more formal but wow. So different. And yet you Bama Gamma Phis stomp in spite of all that. You have so much to be proud of! Your new pledge class is amazing...which means the actives are inspiring greatness. I just have so much respect for all of you as sisters!

Thank you! The chapter is really flourishing and continuing to grow. I think that after two decades, a lot of the "growing pains" of being the newest chapter at Bama are behind us. I'm so excited and proud to be a member of the advisory board.

[triplefigs]

Originally Posted by kk_bama

Thank you! The chapter is really flourishing and continuing to grow. I think that after two decades, a lot of the "growing pains" of being the newest chapter at Bama are behind us. I'm so excited and proud to be a member of the advisory board.

I remember when I went through rush in 1987, AOII and KAO were the "new" chapters and had been there for 20 years (came on campus in 1967). It was mentioned a lot during rush that they were the newest sororities, even though both had very strong reputations and houses. I matched for bid day, but not with my 1st or 2nd choice, so I dropped out. I was glad as my Sophomore year, GPhiB came to 'Bama, and my mom was a GPhiB! Now 20 years later, GPhiB seems to be finally making great strides and establishing themselves as a solid house. It seems the 20year mark is a bit of a "milestone" at Bama.

[joliebelle]

Formal Recruitment for my chapter, Epsilon Zeta starts tomorrow with open hall night.
We're going back with 12 sisters and 5 new members, with the majority of the sisters being new to recruitment. Im really excited because we're singing 3 new songs this year

I'll keep you all posted on all the details!

[SWTXBelle]

Good luck Epsilon Zeta! What are your new songs?

[kchaptergphib]

I'm so excited for you 'Bama sisters! Roll GPhi Tide! 65 is amazing, and what's another ten or so when you already have that many?! I'm so happy to hear recruitment went so well for you all and that your work paid off. You make us all so proud! *** snaps all around, ladies! ***

[joliebelle]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Good luck Epsilon Zeta! What are your new songs?

we sang campfire for our entrance song to philanthropy night and goodbye was our exit song that night too. we also sang enter now as our opening to pref night