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We didn't have formal orgs at my school, but each Fraternity had women that they called lil sises / Rush Hostesses. Basically the groups were made up of women (sorority or not) that were good friends with the guys and were asked to help represent the Fraternity. They were not asked to do any "personal" favors for the guys - whether that be cleaning up or sexual. These women most often just went to the rush events and mingled. I don't think anyone viewed these orgs as demeaning - most viewed it as an honor to be asked, and everyone knew that the groups were unofficaial. They also weren't viewed as independent social groups or wanna be GLOs.
Along the same lines the sororities had "coaches" that were elected and would help out with intermural sports and come to parties and stuff. Again nothing formal, just something to honor the guys that were there for us.
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