Philos

MsCoCo81 · #1 06-07-2007, 09:48 AM

Well, Thanks to all the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Inc. for all of the information regarding your Philo organization. I will make sure that I keep you posted on my induction!

BlueReign · #2 06-07-2007, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by MsCoCo81

Well, Thanks to all the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Inc. for all of the information regarding your Philo organization. I will make sure that I keep you posted on my induction!

Come back and start a "Philos introduce yourself" thread!

The BLUEPRINT · #3 06-26-2007, 02:27 PM

I haven't been on here for awhile but since I rep the lovely Zeta Alpha Sigma chapter, I wanted to say hello to Ms. CoCo. The sorors are very excited about the Philos and the tremendous work that CoCo has done to get the ball rolling.

rhoyaltempest · #4 06-26-2007, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by The BLUEPRINT

I haven't been on here for awhile but since I rep the lovely Zeta Alpha Sigma chapter, I wanted to say hello to Ms. CoCo. The sorors are very excited about the Philos and the tremendous work that CoCo has done to get the ball rolling.

Hi Soror!

You all should be proud of her. She was very humble in trying to find out more about the Philo Club and I can tell that she will be a great asset to the family. I also told her to make sure you all write something for the Aurora so the sorors can read about them.

Also, I tried to find a website for your chapter but I couldn't seem to find one. If you have one, please post the URL.

I may be leading the effort to reactivate the Alpha Eta Sigma (Philly Alumnae) Philo Club so I may be calling on you in the future for a little help.

cjoanell · #5 07-10-2007, 11:01 AM

Do we have any updates???

rhoyaltempest · #6 07-10-2007, 02:46 PM

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Do we have any updates???

Not yet but I'm sure MsCoCo81 will let us know when everything has gone through. She said that they were going to move forward with things in July.

tld221 · #7 07-10-2007, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by rhoyaltempest

Hi Soror!

You all should be proud of her. She was very humble in trying to find out more about the Philo Club and I can tell that she will be a great asset to the family. I also told her to make sure you all write something for the Aurora so the sorors can read about them.

Also, I tried to find a website for your chapter but I couldn't seem to find one. If you have one, please post the URL.

I may be leading the effort to reactivate the Alpha Eta Sigma (Philly Alumnae) Philo Club so I may be calling on you in the future for a little help.

is this chapter active? I ask because if it'll be more motivation to make my move there!

rhoyaltempest · #8 07-10-2007, 06:36 PM

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is this chapter active? I ask because if it'll be more motivation to make my move there!

Hi soror!

Alpha Eta Sigma has been consistently active since 1941. The chapter maintains on average between 40 to 60 sorors, sometimes more. Many of the undergrad members from schools in Philly and the surrounding areas: University of PA., Temple, Cheyney, Penn State, West Chester, Lincoln, and others end up transferring to this chapter upon graduation, although there is another chapter now in Chester, PA. (Theta Psi Sigma) that was chartered in 1999 I believe. I recently reactivated with Alpha Eta Sigma for the upcoming sorority year which begins in September. Let me know if you are looking to transfer and I'll contact the chapter Basileus. Also, their website is www.sgrhophilly.org.

Aurora6 · #9 07-12-2007, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by rhoyaltempest

Hi soror!

Alpha Eta Sigma has been consistently active since 1941.

Also, their website is www.sgrhophilly.org.

The website is lovely SoRHOr!

Congrats on the reactivation too - welcome back!

Eeeeee-Yip!

cjoanell · #10 07-18-2007, 04:49 PM

I was intRHOduced to SIGMA at Lincoln. Shout out to the Spring 98 line... and Xi Theta and Beta Delta in general.... Oh how for some odd reason I miss LU

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Originally Posted by rhoyaltempest

Hi soror!

Alpha Eta Sigma has been consistently active since 1941. The chapter maintains on average between 40 to 60 sorors, sometimes more. Many of the undergrad members from schools in Philly and the surrounding areas: University of PA., Temple, Cheyney, Penn State, West Chester, Lincoln, and others end up transferring to this chapter upon graduation, although there is another chapter now in Chester, PA. (Theta Psi Sigma) that was chartered in 1999 I believe. I recently reactivated with Alpha Eta Sigma for the upcoming sorority year which begins in September. Let me know if you are looking to transfer and I'll contact the chapter Basileus. Also, their website is www.sgrhophilly.org.