New to the site - looking to start a local and need help!

[Psi U MC Vito]

Your best bet would be to either try old year books, or maybe checking out the websites of the individual NPC fraternities/sororities. I think most of them have even inactive chapters listed.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

Your best bet would be to either try old year books, or maybe checking out the websites of the individual NPC fraternities/sororities.

Or Baird's, if you can get your hands on one. The school library might have a copy, even if it's an older one, or the local library might even have one. Our's does.

[xxstardust]

Thank you guys for all the advice! We have an older copy - the 1930 edition - of Baird's in our school library, which I'm going to go grab tonight (I have to go and do some archaeology research, so I'll be there for hours anyway ). It's an older one, but since the school's been here since the late 1800s it might have some useful information. I'm trying to track down a more recent copy, too. I'm also going to look through old yearbooks while I'm trolling the library, and I'm trying to find out if we have an archive of old school newspapers anywhere.

Court - we really want to have a rush week, and we have some events planned for when/if we get approved, but it'll probably be pretty informal if only because there are two of us getting this started up and a lot of interested girls, lol! We're also not entirely sure yet what will and won't be allowed by the administration.

[court4short]

Originally Posted by xxstardust

Court - we really want to have a rush week, and we have some events planned for when/if we get approved, but it'll probably be pretty informal if only because there are two of us getting this started up and a lot of interested girls, lol! We're also not entirely sure yet what will and won't be allowed by the administration.

I see...thanks for clearing it up I look foward to hearing what happens so please keep us updated!

[xxstardust]

I checked out the Baird's last night. As of 1930 we had no Greek life on campus - but since that leaves a 61 year span between that and the latest edition, I'm going to try and get the most updated one. The town library has one, so I'm going to go over there at some point today or tomorrow.

On the plus side I heard back from the director of ResLife early this morning, and he is really serious about getting GLOs on campus! He wants to meet with us one day this week, which is very exciting.