Isn't it the point of joining a (inter)national GLO to meet so many different people and still have the everlasting bond of sister/brotherhood, even if the person is totally different from you?
I think we all know that not everyone in our GLO is a clone of ourselves. I would not want anyone one of you men to meet a stripper in a club and have her tell you she is a Pi Phi...and then meet me and ask for a lap dance.
I personally am glad that not everyone in Pi Phi is the same. Yes, they are very similar to each other in the south(esp. in Texas)...but i love meeting such a diverse group of people, and you will always have something in common with them.
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Originally posted by aopinthesky
No one disagrees with what you said, but that statement is true about ANY sorority or fraternity (even your holy Sigma Chi) and you don't always have to "name names".
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Amen to that. The Sigma Chi's I know are pretty diverse as well...some might even go as far to classify themselves as
*gasp* "geeks"....and are dang proud of it. They will be the ones making the big bucks after college anyway.
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