Before You Found a New Sorority

Originally Posted by DrPhil

They are what's "left over" after the other sororities get the first years.
They are a chapter for the "rejects."
They are a chapter for the oppressed who simply want their piece of the pie.

As found in peer reviewed journal articles such as "House Bunny," "Mean Girls," and "Never Been Kissed," the rejects watch from a distance but secretly want to be one of the cool kids if only for one day. And those who can, do and those who cannot, join Kaorin_Kanoe's chapter.

You know NOTHING about MY sorority on MY campus in MY state.

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by Kaorin_Kanoe

You know NOTHING about MY sorority on MY campus in MY state.

*eats popcorn as he waits for Dr.Phil to lay the smackdown*

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Kaorin_Kanoe

You know NOTHING about MY sorority on MY campus in MY state.

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

*eats popcorn as he waits for Dr.Phil to lay the smackdown*

Only if Kaorin_Kanoe was less pathetic and more entertaining.

[AOIIalum]

Originally Posted by Kaorin_Kanoe

You know NOTHING about MY sorority on MY campus in MY state.

Miss Kaorin_Kanoe: there are enough rather involved alumnae on the regional/national/NPC levels on this board that knows quite a bit about Greek Life on hundreds if not thousands of campuses (campii??) in North America. Maybe not your individual chapter, but quite possibly in your state and on your campus. Not intended to freak you out or anything, but sadly none of us are as anonymous as we may think on a message board. Just a bit of food for thought...

Heading back to sip mimosas with KSUViolet under my big beach umbrella on the island of I'm In An NPC Sorority and You're Not.

[Gusteau]

Originally Posted by AOIIalum

campuses (campii??)

Campi correct is you're speaking Latin and pretentious if you're speaking English.

[Mevara]

Originally Posted by Kaorin_Kanoe

You know NOTHING about MY sorority on MY campus in MY state.

Actually from the information given it is very easy to figure out your college and then go from there.