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Leesek, how right you are! The Georgia Tech Pikes had the best of all worlds: a stud chapter, and an affiliate group of fabulous women. If I remember right, they originally called them "Rush Girls" and they were top girls form all the best schools & colleges in Atlanta.
You know, in all that time - roughly the mid 1960s through the mid 1990s - there never was a feeling by the Little Sisters that they wanted to be initiated members of Pi Kappa Alpha; it was all just a great experience and everyone enjoyed the role they played, Pike Brothers and Pike Little Sisters. Lot of mutual respect and affection, and those relationships continue to this day among many of those people.
ADPiZX: It may be that at Baylor the fraternities have something along the lines of a Sweetheart Court, maybe 8-10 girls who are part of the "Dreamgirl" selection. Baylor is one of the few public institutions with both strong local and strong national Greek organizations together, so there may be a dynamic that is a little different than other places. However, there are probably no little sister organizations along the lines of what used to be.
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