meanies

[UGAalum94]

When I was in college, we were always blessed with excellent officers so it's hard to relate to your comment, but sure, if that was/is your experience then put the good spokespeople up front.

[ΑΓΔSquirrelGirl]

Originally Posted by Alphagamuga

When I was in college, we were always blessed with excellent officers so it's hard to relate to your comment, but sure, if that was/is your experience then put the good spokespeople up front.

Not saying which sororities on campus this applies to, including my own...but sometimes yes, it applies.

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by RU OX Alum

Unless the Officers are otherwise actively involved in campus I don't think they should be in front. Just because someone is a good leader/president/officer/whatever doesn't mean that person should automatically be the spokesperson. Most people who bear the title President couldn't give a speach if their life depended on it, yet they never seem to shut up.

On the other hand, people who are very active in campus probably shouldn't be officers.

Billy, not really sure about waht you said and why?

Isn't is true that those in leadership positions are the ones who lead over all?

Granted, there are Officerships and those who run them and some who hopefully are designated to run for certain campus wide leadership jobs?

Uaually they are the higher Officers are they not?

[KSUViolet06]

The pig poster sounds like someone being mean. Ever seen "Mean Girls"? Girls are mean to each other. Unfortunately, everyone has either been guilty of doing it or has been a victim of it. But there is no excuse for college aged women (these are not girls) to be so immature.

As for the line-up:

Think about it. Whoever she chooses to put in front is going to hurt someone's feelings or make someone mad. If you put only blondes in front, the brunettes will be mad. If you put the athletes up front, other girls will be mad. If you put the top GPAs in front, the not-so-stellar GPAs will get mad. You can't win.