Need as much advice as I can get!

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

Wait for it...

I'm not subtle tonight, sorry -.-

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

I'm not subtle tonight, sorry -.-

Still waiting for someone to come in and jump on your comment. lol

[Gusteau]

I find it troubling that you have such little regard for the intrepid men and women that founded our organizations. I was going to respond further, but k_s has pretty much summed it up:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Again -- shut up.

Originally Posted by NETrySIG89

LOL http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...78#post1799578

Oh snap! But I'm all at Trolly Tracy whiping this out. Meh...

[Splash]

Originally Posted by Gusteau

I find it troubling that you have such little regard for the intrepid men and women that founded our organizations.

I don't.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Gusteau

k_s has pretty much summed it up:

/non-brofist

[Gusteau]

Originally Posted by NETrySIG89

Do you think someone who founds a new chapter of an existing GLO at a campus just to be a campus founding father is "founderitis"?

Or is it solely limited to creating your own GLO with its own symbols, rituals, etc?

I typically think of founderitis as a new GLO, but I think your first example can also be applicable.

Obviously, not everyone who starts a new chapter of an existing GLO suffers from founderitis - there is often a need for a new chapter in that particular Greek Community. I think founderitis applies more to new organizations because there are very few needs that existing GLOs don't already fulfill, and their are various avenues to attain membership beyond college.

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

/non-brofist