How's the special interest orgs on your campus?

Oh, no! I wasn't saying that! I meant that.... from the outside, for someone who may not understand DO or SAI or APO or name-an-org... the clause to forbid dual-membership may make them realize how much we really care about our orgs.

Does that make sense? I can't seem get my thoughts out right today!

[sairose]

Originally posted by Ginger
Oh, no! I wasn't saying that! I meant that.... from the outside, for someone who may not understand DO or SAI or APO or name-an-org... the clause to forbid dual-membership may make them realize how much we really care about our orgs.

Does that make sense? I can't seem get my thoughts out right today!

Oops! Yeah, I gotcha. Sorry that I misunderstood!

[gamma_girl52]

Originally posted by Senusret I
These questions have already been answered in various threads over the years.

My own two cents is that the initial question was neither relevant, nor conducive to productive discussion.

Since I'm probably the "resident" Gamma Sigma Sigma on GC, I will only say, "what Senusret I said".

Good lookin out brother

[Tom Earp]

No Matter what, the Social GLOs and the Service GLOs can and do Intermingle!

What is the copmpetition? Two distinctive Ideals of what is to be accomplished.

First and Foremost, I am a LXA, Second, I beleive In the Ideals of APO, BU Chapter!

Do not we beleive in the same thing? Phillanthropy, trying to help others through our Charitys?

I admire a person who can say yes, I am a Member of a Social GLO and a Member of a Service Organization.

I think it is being in both worlds!

By the Way, Bob London is Ex. Sec of APO, and He is a LXA!