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Poster Name:
Littlebirdie

Poster Message:
Aopi’s social struggle started from the day they colonized. The original pledge class had a lot lf potential with a decent number of attractive and fun girls, but every time the chapter tried to do something fun they were shut down by nationals, advisors, and from what i’ve heard even girls on their leadership committee. Sounds like all the people in charge had sticks up their asses. They made it very hard for sisters to be candid with each other. A former aopi in my class told me that they weren’t even allowed to have a groupme with all the chapter members in it without it being monitered by nationals. Apparently every time sisters complained that there wasn’t enough social opportunities the response was “you shouldn’t be so concerned about social stuff, that shouldn’t be why you joined” then, when they were allowed to have mixers and stuff, girls just didn’t show up. It’s going to continue to be an issue in the upcoming semester because now the majority of their chapter is upperclassmen who won’t go to frats anyway. I think the only chance they have of retaining members this year is if they stop being so worried about bending the rules. You need to be competitive with other chapters on campus by letting loose and having fun