Schools with most inactive NPC chapters

[ZTAngel]

Originally Posted by kddani

What's even more sad/pathetic, some of the biggest tent talkers are older alumnae who rushed at very uncompetitive schools. If they rushed at a competitive school, they very likely would've never been given a bid to their organization. I don't know if it's insecurity or what. But puffing up your own organization and trying to put down (even if not directly) other GLOs is tacky to the utmost extreme. The people most into sorting out "eliteness" are those who came from very UNelite chapters.

I live in Atlanta which is overflowing with women who are sorority alums from competitive schools such as UGA, Ole Miss, LSU, Bama, etc. These women will talk up their own collegiate chapter but do not mention their sorority on a national level and would NEVER put down another NPC sorority based on "national reputation." These women come from popular chapters at competitive schools and have all the right in the world to brag but yet they don't. Some of the people on here constantly brag but yet come from uncompetitive schools where someone with the personality and looks of Marla Hooch probably could've gotten a bid from the most popular chapter there.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by ZTAngel

Some of the people on here constantly brag but yet come from uncompetitive schools where someone with the personality and looks of Marla Hooch probably could've gotten a bid from the most popular chapter there.

I had to google Marla Hooch, LOL.

[DreamfulSpirit]

Actually...Arizona State has 12 active chapters. Are they having another chapter colonizing???

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by DreamfulSpirit

Actually...Arizona State has 12 active chapters. Are they having another chapter colonizing???

I tend to confuse my Arizona universities, but ADPi is recolonizing at the one where they're not currently active.

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally Posted by DreamfulSpirit

Actually...Arizona State has 12 active chapters. Are they having another chapter colonizing???

Originally Posted by honeychile

I tend to confuse my Arizona universities, but ADPi is recolonizing at the one where they're not currently active.

University of Arizona.

I would like to know who is supposed to be colonizing at Arizona State University. AEPhi recolonized in 2006 or 2007, I believe AFASIK the campus is not open for colonization. Believe me, our AA has been asking for years to recolonize at ASU. We're the biggest alumane group in the Alumane NPC, have the largest dues paying chapter in the Valley, one of the strongest AA fro Tri Delta would LOVE nothing more than to support a college group.

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by DolphinChicaDDD

University of Arizona.

I would like to know who is supposed to be colonizing at Arizona State University. AEPhi recolonized in 2006 or 2007, I believe AFASIK the campus is not open for colonization. Believe me, our AA has been asking for years to recolonize at ASU. We're the biggest alumane group in the Alumane NPC, have the largest dues paying chapter in the Valley, one of the strongest AA fro Tri Delta would LOVE nothing more than to support a college group.

I hope y'all will get the chance. It's hard to keep a AA growing when no feeder college is nearby. Stong AAs deserve to stay that way!

Originally Posted by DolphinChicaDDD

University of Arizona.

I would like to know who is supposed to be colonizing at Arizona State University. AEPhi recolonized in 2006 or 2007, I believe AFASIK the campus is not open for colonization. Believe me, our AA has been asking for years to recolonize at ASU. We're the biggest alumane group in the Alumane NPC, have the largest dues paying chapter in the Valley, one of the strongest AA fro Tri Delta would LOVE nothing more than to support a college group.

AGD's Delta Xi Chapter closed recently and I know a lot of alums are pulling for a recolonization in a few years or so.

[dukedg]

I know not everyone loves these lists, but I would be interested to see an update of the original list here now that we have had so much extension/expansion in the past few years.