friends in other greek orgs. - Page 3

SigkapAlumWSU · #31 01-15-2002, 07:15 PM

My best friend is a ADPi and we consider each other adopted "sisters" of each house. No matter which house we happen to be in, all the sisters welcome both of us so warmly. We are in the two smaller houses and we often compete for the same girls during rush, but no matter where they go, we know they will be taken care of, and only a house away! We joke about how she should have gome SK with me, and I should have gone ADPi with her. There are things we love about both houses and it's nice to be able to share the Greek experience with someone who knows what you are talking about.

LexiKD · #32 01-15-2002, 08:12 PM

BFFs: all KDs and one DZ.

But I do have good friends that are AZD, ZTA, AXO, SSS...it's just hard keeping in touch, but in college I was on Panhellenic so I had many friends from all the groups!

AOX81 · #33 01-17-2002, 12:26 PM

I'm really good friends with a lot of other girls in other sororities at my school. In the other local sorority on campus I'm considered an "honarary member." When you're friends with other organizations it really pulls the Greek community at your school together.

Have a nice day

ADPiSweety · #34 02-05-2002, 03:09 PM

I have quite a few really really good guy and girl friends were are in other greek organizations..But my best friend in all the world, =) is in Alpha Chi Omega at USC. I miss her soo much, but we still have found a way to make our friendship still awesome!

justamom · #35 02-05-2002, 05:54 PM

My best friends were all GDI and throw in one DG. (I'm AXO)

TechAPhi · #36 02-05-2002, 05:55 PM

I'm an Alpha Phi and my best friend from high school pledged Kappa Delta at the University of Texas. When I'd go to Austin I would stay in her room at the KD house. We were (and still are) very good friends. I remain friends with some of her KD sisters as well.

aephi77 · #37 02-05-2002, 06:24 PM

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Originally posted by kristiAZD
Unfortunately at my school there are not many girls who have best friends in other sororities. I think it is because we are such a small school and there is fierce competition for girls. All four sororities attract really different crowds so that doesn't help either. The only sisters I know of in my sorority that are really close to girls in another are the athletes. All of my best friends on campus are in my sorority. However at home I have a friend (I wouldn't call her my best or anything) who is a freshman and just joined a sorority in the fall. I'm really cool about having friends in other groups because it gives me a chance to learn more about it and become more well-rounded greek wise, but she is obviously new to the system because she dissed me behind my back to my (blood) sister. There is only one chapter of my GLO in the state she goes to school in and it's no where near hers but she told my sister that my sorority wasn't "cool." Well how would she know? They're different everywhere. Later she dissed me to my face. Basically since she was in such-and-such sorority and I wasn't that made me not good enough for her anymore. Whatever.

I guess we as Greek members need to do a little better job educating our new members about Greek unity because her chapter sure as hell didn't.

Where did your "friend" go to school? And what was she in?

#38 02-06-2002, 02:00 PM

At school I had a really close friend who was a Tri-delt (actually two, but one kind of deactivated). The friends who were in AXO, Theta, and a ton in Alpha Phi. Its funny cuz I had issues with the girls my year in Theta (but i loved the other years) and never thought to highly of AXO until I met them. Just goes to show you never know whom your friends can be.

At home My third grade best friend is either a Phi Sig or a Tri Sigma at UNC-Chapel Hill. Two other friends from elementary school are in others. One from high school is in a local, and unfortunatley someone who I use to be close to (turned mega stereotypical sorority B!&$% on me, mostly) is a Sigma Kappa at the same school as the one in the local.