UT (Texas) minority in "white" sorority

[SWTXBelle]

There is more blood on the ground with our WONDERFUL pnms after Texas recruitment than any other - including Auburn and Alabama. It's brutal for ALL.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by kddani

Crap, someone may want to tell that to my sorority, Kappa Delta, because we've got some prominent alumnae that are Indian.

Mona Jain:
https://friends.kappadelta.org/alumn...AA/FL/jain.xml

Her daughter Anila Jain is also a KD and is Vice Chairman of our Foundation.

We even have a scholarship named after them:
https://friends.kappadelta.org/conte...dationnews.xml

And crap, I'd better tell the chapter that I advise about the no-Indian rule, because they've initiated a number of them.

Is this sarcasm with the "them" and highlighting the notable East Indians in Kappa Delta? It reads tongue in cheek but it's hard to tell.

DeltaIVA's (I hate that username) post is dumb all by itself. When NPCers (white and nonwhite) explain, it sometimes doesn't have the effect that the NPCers planned.

[kddani]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Is this sarcasm with the "them" and highlighting the notable East Indians in Kappa Delta? It reads tongue in cheek but it's hard to tell.

DeltaIVA's (I hate that username) post is dumb all by itself. When NPCers (white and nonwhite) explain, it sometimes doesn't have the effect that the NPCers planned.

Of course it is sarcasm. DeltaIVA's post was so ridiculous that I thought it was obvious. Sorry if it wasn't.

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Is this sarcasm with the "them" and highlighting the notable East Indians in Kappa Delta? It reads tongue in cheek but it's hard to tell.

DeltaIVA's (I hate that username) post is dumb all by itself. When NPCers (white and nonwhite) explain, it sometimes doesn't have the effect that the NPCers planned.

I'm sorry that you dislike my username. Since I wasn't invited to be part of a greek sorority, I just improvised. If you have suggestions for a better one, I'd be open to them.

As for my post being dumb, you are of course entitled to your own opinion. If you have specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

Originally Posted by kddani

Crap, someone may want to tell that to my sorority, Kappa Delta, because we've got some prominent alumnae that are Indian.

Mona Jain:
https://friends.kappadelta.org/alumn...AA/FL/jain.xml

Her daughter Anila Jain is also a KD and is Vice Chairman of our Foundation.

We even have a scholarship named after them:
https://friends.kappadelta.org/conte...dationnews.xml

And crap, I'd better tell the chapter that I advise about the no-Indian rule, because they've initiated a number of them.

I think it's wonderful that your school and sorority is so open to the Indian race. I simply mean that in my experience with the University of Texas' rush, that's definitely not the case. I make no claims of any other school's rush keeping Indians out.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by DeltaIVA

Like I said, neither I nor any other Indian girl I met that I rushed with got in.

AND THAT WOULD BE BECAUSE....

Originally Posted by DeltaIVA

Most of the others I spoke to dropped out because they were cut from either the "good ones" or the ones they wanted to be a part of.

IF YOU DROP OUT OF RUSH YOU WON'T GET INTO A SORORITY. (funny how that works)

Originally Posted by 33girl

AND THAT WOULD BE BECAUSE....



IF YOU DROP OUT OF RUSH YOU WON'T GET INTO A SORORITY. (funny how that works)

I understand that. I did not drop. I was cut from all of them very early on.

[epchick]

Originally Posted by DeltaIVA

I had a 98.9. I was in the top 4% of my graduating class.

Just like practically everyone else at UT, and probably every girl that was rushing. Your GPA and being in the Top 4% does not make you unique at that school.