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[ree-Xi]

Just to chime in... I had never heard of 25/52 until about 2 years ago. When I pledged in 1993, we had both GSS and APO on campus. We existed as very separate organizations. We did help each other with some major service projects, but it ended at that.

We NEVER considered APO our brothers nor did they consider us their sisters, and therefore would never have referred to each other as such. The APO chapter at the time was co-ed, by the way.

So as my sister Gamma Girl explained, things may differ greatly from campus to campus.

[naraht]

Originally Posted by ree-Xi

Just to chime in... I had never heard of 25/52 until about 2 years ago. When I pledged in 1993, we had both GSS and APO on campus. We existed as very separate organizations. We did help each other with some major service projects, but it ended at that.

We NEVER considered APO our brothers nor did they consider us their sisters, and therefore would never have referred to each other as such. The APO chapter at the time was co-ed, by the way.

So as my sister Gamma Girl explained, things may differ greatly from campus to campus.

When I was reading your post, it made me think of the situation at Penn State. I don't know if you are there, but I've heard it used as an example of a school with both APO & GSS where the social connection between the two isn't much different than either's relationship with the other community service organizations on campus.

[secretdj]

I am in a PG chapter in Virginia. I was wondering what does the men of the rising sun.