Which sorority would you join?

[barbino]

I had to think, but I can narrow it down to either Delta Gamma or Alpha Phi.

Delta Gamma - I liked Anchor Splash, ships and Raggedy Ann/Andy dolls (childhood memories). I think that any philanthrophy concerned with the blind such as theirs is truly worthwhile. I like pink and blue. Also, their letters DG correspond to the motto - Do Good. Mainly, though, I just like the personalities of the girls/members that I have met through the years. Recently I met a Mizzou DG undergrad who was really fun and impressed me. She reminded me of my DG friends.

Alpha Phi - my best friend and a second cousin were Alpha Phi's. Also, Lady Bird Johnson turned down an Alpha Phi bid because her family did not want her to be Greek (I read this in a book on her). These girls have such courage and grace, and I like the symbols- the bear, the ivy, and two beautiful flowers- the forget-me-not and the lily of the valley. They remind me of Spring, my favorite time of the year. Also, their national headquarters is in Evanston, a close Chicago suburb.

But my love is with my own Pi Beta Phi.

[AGDLynn]

ADPi because my niece is one and I'd love to share it with her ..or..
Delta Gamma because my sil is one.
Chi Omega - very strong nationally
Phi Mu - Georgia-born and I've been to their beautiful HQ.
KKG - just cause

[GPhiBLtColonel]

I just LOVE Gamma Phi Beta and cannot imagine being anything else but if you insist, there are three "other" GLO's I'd consider ---

Kappa Alpha Theta - because my biological sister is one and I like what I have learned about them through her, plus when I rushed at USC back in
1974, my best friend was in Theta and I really wanted to be one (sadly, my being in ROTC was hard for all but 4 sororities to overlook at that time)

Phi Mu - I have grown to know and love Phi Mu because they are right here in Peachtree City - their HQtrs building is beautiful and I love looking at all their neat, historical decorations. They have an outstanding bond and are awesome Panhellenic supporters!

Chi Omega - I never gave them much of a chance at USC because they were smaller (their chapter is not there any more) but I was young and did not understand then what a strong sisterhood Chi Omega has. I am impressed by all the Chi Omega's I have met since becoming an alum.