Which sorority was your Rho Chi in?

[AOII Angel]

My Rho Chi was a Sigma Kappa. I'm sure I gave her fits during rush since I came in with pre-conceived ideas. I've never had much of a censor on my frontal lobe so I'm sure I regaled her with my opinions as well. She was a very sweet woman, but I didn't use her services much. When I was a Rho Chi later, most of my girls figured out that I was an AOII, but I had one sweet little Phi Mu legacy in my group. She was the only rushee I had that pledged Phi Mu, and she was so sure that I was a Phi Mu as well. She was really upset and cried when I told her that I was not one of her new sisters. I felt a little sorry for her, even though I knew she'd get over a hundred new, wonderful sisters in less than ten minutes!
Incidentally, I knew my Rho Chi was a Sigma Kappa from day one. I had my sister's yearbook from the year before. I don't think I told anyone else from my Rho Chi group. I have a big mouth, but I think I did use some discretion even at 17!

[twhrider13]

One of mine was a Zeta, and the other was an Alpha Xi. I knew who the Zeta was because I went through rush as a sophomore, and my freshman roommate was a Zeta, so I'd seen her several times before. I was a good girl and didn't tell anyone else, though! I was pretty sure the other one was an Alpha Xi, too. They were both great.

[aephi alum]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

When I was a Rho Chi later, most of my girls figured out that I was an AOII, but I had one sweet little Phi Mu legacy in my group. She was the only rushee I had that pledged Phi Mu, and she was so sure that I was a Phi Mu as well. She was really upset and cried when I told her that I was not one of her new sisters. I felt a little sorry for her, even though I knew she'd get over a hundred new, wonderful sisters in less than ten minutes!

Hee hee - I'm reminded of something that happened during my rho chi training. We were acting out various scenarios, learning how to counsel PNMs (e.g. a PNM who didn't get any invitations, a PNM who wanted to suicide, etc). One of the scenarios I got was "OMG, so I'm pretty sure you're an AEPhi and I'd love to be your sister! AEPhi is top of my list because of you! Can't you tell me whether you're an AEPhi or not?"

(Answer: You have a one in seventeen chance of being right, and anyway, a sorority is more than just one person - you should think about where you're most comfortable with most of the sisters, not just one.)

Funnily enough, most of my PNMs thought I was a Sigma Kappa. A bunch of them went Sigma Kappa, too, and none of them went AEPhi. *shrug*

[TNPhiMu]

Mine was a Phi Mu! I was actually thinking that she was an AOII though. It was kind've funny though, because I knew what every other Rho Chi was that year except mine. I had been around a good bit during my senior year of high school (senior visit days and just visiting friends that I already knew at LU), so I had met alot of them. But, I guess that worked out well for me.