How long do you hold on to your sorority/fraternity magazine?

[shinerbock]

Unless I'm on the cover, I throw it away.

[TSteven]

Originally Posted by shinerbock

Unless I'm on the cover, I throw it away.

So how many have you kept?

[Tex1899]

I keep them all. I also buy old issues on ebay. Wound up with Vol. 1 Issue 1 as a result.

Where to store them will prove to be a problem...

[kddani]

I had held on to most of them, particularly the ones where I was in them, but I've lost some and just ended up throwing away the rest my last move. I just had too much stuff, something had to go.

[AGDLynn]

I've kept them off and on. They are scattered about my house, lol. Maybe with the move, I can concentrate on 1 place.

It's cool now because I actually know some of the people in the pictures and/or articles.

As I mentioned before, my chapter has 4 very old bounded copies of the Quarterly that are soo neat to look at and see what is relevant now.

[texas*princess]

I normally don't keep mine.

I usually read The Adelphean or Deltasig (Delta Sigma Pi) and toss them after a month or so.

I do have one copy of The Deltasig that I have kept for several years - but only because I came out on the cover

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by AGDLynn

I've kept them off and on. They are scattered about my house, lol. Maybe with the move, I can concentrate on 1 place.

It's cool now because I actually know some of the people in the pictures and/or articles.

As I mentioned before, my chapter has 4 very old bounded copies of the Quarterly that are soo neat to look at and see what is relevant now.

Our chapter has every Adelphean bound like that - I really wish I could get mine like that. When I was in school, we used to look through them and laugh about how every wedding, every birth was recorded - talk about preparing a legacy!!

[Jill1228]

I have held on to all of mine don't plan on ever tossing them

[KSigkid]

I only kept the ones that I was in, and have tossed the other ones after a month or two. Ours are available online if I ever wanted to read them again.