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08-17-2008, 11:09 PM
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Back in my day (80's) old row = old money.
KD, Alpha Gam, Tri-Delt, and Kappa were the top of Old Row.
Chi O and Phi Mu, were still considered Old Row and very desirable and hard to get into, but they were considered slightly "newer" money, and therefore not quite as prestigious as the first four. I am glad to see that mindset amongst the PNM's has changed somewhat...
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08-17-2008, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ua70s
When I attended UA..."Old Row" referred to the fraternities more than sororities. Old Row is University Blvd. fraternities that include SAE, which was founded at UofA, and other historically "southern" frats. New Row is/was Jefferson Ave. fraternities.
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ua70s - my era too - you're right, that's what it was called back in our day. But now Old Row means something different.
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Old Row sororities would include 6-7 sororities having long standing chapters at UofA, but geographic location has nothing to do with it...as I knew it waaaay back then.
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Right...back in our day, it was the "circle sororities."
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Originally Posted by UGAalum94
[shaking my first at the Alabama Panhellenic site]
Well, I've wasted another day hovering on GreekChat waiting for recruitment information. I'm giving up for the day which means the list will be posted in the next ten minutes. [/shaking of fist]
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LOL!  Me, too!!
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08-17-2008, 11:30 PM
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So Anchor, what does old row mean THESE DAYS?
And Pike, I'm with you...squeal day, rushees, actives...can't teach an old dog new tricks...still working on my cell phone technology!
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08-17-2008, 11:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ua70s
So Anchor, what does old row mean THESE DAYS?
And Pike, I'm with you...squeal day, rushees, actives...can't teach an old dog new tricks...still working on my cell phone technology!
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You know, several years back, UA had its last sorority rush where the sisters stood outside their houses holding candles and serenaded the new members as they rushed to the houses after receiving their bids at dusk.
I had a chance to attend that.
Shoulda ... coulda ...
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08-17-2008, 11:37 PM
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How long does it normally take for Alabama to post its list from bid day.
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08-18-2008, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by bamazta
How long does it normally take for Alabama to post its list from bid day.
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Last year and in previous years, it was up within hours. Don't know why it's taking so long now...
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08-18-2008, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Loyally Kappa
You know, several years back, UA had its last sorority rush where the sisters stood outside their houses holding candles and serenaded the new members as they rushed to the houses after receiving their bids at dusk.
I had a chance to attend that.
Shoulda ... coulda ...
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That was actually Serious Night (now called Preference and it is in the afternoon). We stood outside in our white dresses and sang by candlelight to the rushees on their last night of Rush Week. After bids were received the next afternoon, it was mass chaos (as us oldies called it Squeal Day) and fun...no candles.
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