I don't care if I offend you, Greek & PNMs- Listen Up!

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by sigmadiva

I read it as her referring to the designation women GLOs were given before the term sorority was created. I don't know the exact date, I think around the late 1800's / early 1900's, women GLOs were referred to as a fraternity, as in Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity, Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity and Pi Beta Phi Fraternity. The term sorority was first used with Gamma Phi Beta.

Any NPC member please correct me if I am wrong.

It's a him.

[sigmadiva]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

It's a him.

Thanks!

[28StGreek]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

I'd really love to hear where this "very competitive New England/Mid-Atlantic recruitment" is. Mid-Atlantic might be possible, but New England? Really?

My 2 cents: The only really competitive school (from what I have heard talking to my cousin) that I can think of thats in New England is Cornell. She was really surprised how 'Southern' recruitment/greek life was there. Especially for an Ivy League school. But I'm not trying to imply that is in the same league as the SEC.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by 28StGreek

My 2 cents: The only really competitive school (from what I have heard talking to my cousin) that I can think of thats in New England is Cornell. She was really surprised how 'Southern' recruitment/greek life was there. Especially for an Ivy League school. But I'm not trying to imply that is in the same league as the SEC.

And again, that is competitive for a different reason - not because the women are 4th generation ABCs and all know each other from HS.

[Shellfish]

Originally Posted by 28StGreek

My 2 cents: The only really competitive school (from what I have heard talking to my cousin) that I can think of thats in New England is Cornell.

New York is not part of New England.