Sorority Strongholds?

[ASTalumna06]

I kind of equate plder alumni truly caring about another's affiliation (to a point where they're "bat shit crazy".. and mean, in some instances) with the people who never left their hometown and still talk about people from high school and who's dating whom.

Who cares.

I actually get excited when I see/meet a member of a GLO other than my own.. and I imagine others do too, as you'll notice in the 'Finding Your Letters Somewhere You Didn't Expect' thread, where everyone talks about seeing letters other than their own most of the time.

As someone mentioned earlier, we all have a connection (even if it's a minor one in some cases) and an understanding of what it means to be Greek.. That should be what matters.

[NutBrnHair]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

I actually get excited when I see/meet a member of a GLO other than my own.. and I imagine others do too, as you'll notice in the 'Finding Your Letters Somewhere You Didn't Expect' thread, where everyone talks about seeing letters other than their own most of the time.

I certainly agree with you. If I met you, in person, I would be excited, since I've never met a member of Alpha Sigma Tau.

[ComradesTrue]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

I kind of equate older alumni truly caring about another's affiliation (to a point where they're "bat shit crazy".. and mean, in some instances) with the people who never left their hometown and still talk about people from high school and who's dating whom.

Who cares.

Ding. Ding. Ding. We have a winner.

[Old_Row]

For those of you who think these things no longer matter in places in the south, I have three words for you: Mountain Brook Alabama.

[TSteven]

“Build a fence around the South and you'd have one big madhouse.” ― Florence King

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by Old_Row

For those of you who think these things no longer matter in places in the south, I have three words for you: Mountain Brook Alabama.

amen!