Ideas needed

[pyro103]

Bro My chapter is in the same boat. In fact the only difference is that you are theta and I am my chapters beta. In order to help though I need to know what kind of rush rules you have. My school has very strict rules that pretty much only let us rush in the all in fact continuous bids are almost unheard of around here. But my advice would be that to get your beta and epsilon with you guys and have a social in the form of a concert. Donate the proceeds to a charity invite the entire campus and invite either local bands you can find or any bands that members of your campus are in(rock kind not like music majors) You will have a awesome social, usually a lot of your fellow greeks will be there(including sorority babes) and make a lot of money for your charity meaning everyone wins.

[LXA_KA_1287]

Originally Posted by Dave J 1233

Yeah, one of my goals has been to try and get up to Marietta or OSU sometime, just to see how other chapters are. I've haven't really met any other Lambda Chis besides the ones from my own chapter. That'll change in the summer with Summer Conference, but I'd like to try and make some trips before that.

Feel free to come down...just give me or Chuck (Pyro103) a shout and let us know when you want to come down.

Originally Posted by pyro103

Bo My chapter is in the same boat. In fact the only difference is that you are theta and I am my chapters beta. In order to help though I need to know what kind of rush rules you have. My school has very strict rules that pretty much only let us rush in the all in fact continuous bids are almost unheard of around here. But my advice would be that to get your beta and epsilon with you guys and have a social in the form of a concert. Donate the proceeds to a charity invite the entire campus and invite either local bands you can find or any bands that members of your campus are in(rock kind not like music majors) You will have a awesome social, usually a lot of your fellow greeks will be there(including sorority babes) and make a lot of money for your charity meaning everyone wins.

Just make sure that you do a lot of great PR for it. That was our problem when we did Music for the Masses (an event similar to above). Not enough PR in the right places.

Chuck, at least we have more flexible advertising opportunities ;-)