Name some up and coming nationals...

[SigmaSarah328]

No we don't. I think it's more of a hinderance than a help. That show left a bad taste in many peoples' mouths; both outside and inside the sorority. And it's actually been long enough now that most freshman were in the 6th grade when it aired, so no one's really seen it. Yeah, that makes me feel old...

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by SigmaSarah328

No we don't. I think it's more of a hinderance than a help. That show left a bad taste in many peoples' mouths; both outside and inside the sorority. And it's actually been long enough now that most freshman were in the 6th grade when it aired, so no one's really seen it. Yeah, that makes me feel old...

DAMN!

We ALL old as hell!!!!

Originally Posted by SigmaSarah328

No we don't. I think it's more of a hinderance than a help. That show left a bad taste in many peoples' mouths; both outside and inside the sorority. And it's actually been long enough now that most freshman were in the 6th grade when it aired, so no one's really seen it. Yeah, that makes me feel old...

FWIW, there was a very active discussion here on GC about SL when it first aired. Many people, including myself, didn't think that it was the trainwreck we thought it was going to be. I really enjoyed it (compared to the SL2 & 3 and Fraternity Life), but I can see how SAEPi members and non-members may not have.

And to your 'old' comment. Let's not even go there.

[SigmaSarah328]

I've heard from older UCD member that after the show was over, half the house quit becuase they were so upset over it. But I'm glad they pulled it off. And however it may have been for the girls at the time, I'm grateful that the experience happend because without it, Sigma would not have gained the exposure that pushed it from a local to a national. In fact, just TODAY I got a letter requesting expansion from a group of girls at the University of Missouri. So, we are definatly moving forward!

[Serenity]

Originally Posted by SigmaSarah328

And it's actually been long enough now that most freshman were in the 6th grade when it aired, so no one's really seen it. Yeah, that makes me feel old...

Time flies...