When was the best time to be a collegiate Greek?

[BraveMaroon]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Either back to our founding and the times shortly after (before hazing became an issue, at least in my GLO) or some time in the future

Interesting choice. I like to think of Sigma Kappa's founders as the original feminists - the only five women at the college, one of them her class Valedictorian, trying to make their place in a man's world.

That said, I think that the mid-1950s through early 1960s would have been a fun era, but that's probably due to far too many viewings of "Where The Boys Are".

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by BraveMaroon

Interesting choice. I like to think of Sigma Kappa's founders as the original feminists - the only five women at the college, one of them her class Valedictorian, trying to make their place in a man's world.

Yeah I like that idea too. And I've read some of the old Sigma Kappa Triangles from the turn of the century, the founders were mostly still around and we'd expanded and just started really dealing with more complicated issues, but they're very cool. (And on Google Books, some are even downloadable!)

That said, I think that the mid-1950s through early 1960s would have been a fun era, but that's probably due to far too many viewings of "Where The Boys Are".

I just lack much nostalgia in general, I still think that better times are always to come.