Most chapters at Phi Beta Kappa schools

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by starang21

so i'm lazy. is there a point to be proven?

No.

Hewwo.

[starang21]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

No.

Hewwo.

hi.

come over.

[SWTXBelle]

I too appreciate oldu's research. Please, oldu, continue to post interesting facts and figures.

It seems that the solution to the bad feelings that have arisen is for him to a.) specify which type (i.e. NPC) of GLOs he is discussing in the thread title and b.) present his research independent of his analysis (i.e., that PBK = elite university = smarter members). This is not to say that anyone's analysis (including his) would not be part of the ensuing discussion - but to first present the facts, and then talk about what it means.

As an aside, he may simply not feel compelled to research GLOs with which he is not as personally familiar. While of course not a member of a NPC, the fact is that NPC groups are very similiar to IFC (and the various alphabet soup governing bodies ) fraternities.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

While of course not a member of a NPC, the fact is that NPC groups are very similiar to IFC (and the various alphabet soup governing bodies ) fraternities.

How so?

[SWTXBelle]

They usually exist as sort of parallel groups - their histories have been intertwined, they do social and philanthropic things together, they are run on the international/national level in similiar ways. There are differences, of course,(in recruitment, for example) but NPC sororities and for lack of a better overall term the HWfraternities have a great deal in common. That's all I meant.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

They usually exist as sort of parallel groups - their histories have been intertwined, they do social and philanthropic things together, they are run on the international/national level in similiar ways. There are differences, of course,(in recruitment, for example) but NPC sororities and for lack of a better overall term the HWfraternities have a great deal in common. That's all I meant.

Very interesting.