tri sigma gossip

Why do you care and/or does it effect you? No? Good, then leave it alone

They are falling a part lol

I think some of the girls who took bids are realizing they are not automatically a top house (no matter how much they post on here) and that there is a lot of work to building a chapter. The ones I know of who quit seem to be some of the best looking girls. I know there is also some drama about the way several of the younger girls (freshmen) have been behaving at parties.

There are a few bad eggs but the majority of girls didn't go through formal recruitment and are just looking to be part of something new and diverse. There are a handful of girls who got in because they didn't get a bid elsewhere and are bitter about it, but that is the minority. Most of the girls are sweet and enthusiastic. The bitter girls are just louder than the sweet girls. Its a new sisterhood, so its going to take time to build relationships. A lot of girls expect a built-in family, but that takes time and work. Although if you let a bunch of loud freshmen push you out of a sisterhood you originally wanted to be in then maybe it was never the right place for you. Everything happens for the best. I'm sorry you couldn't find a home here, but I hope you can find a fit next year.

in, I'm sad you didn't stay, but I hope you find a home elsewhere.

^sorry for the typos.

Come on, thank you for finally typing some sense! Everyone needs to calm themselves down a bit whether they like tri sig or hate it! I'm getting a headache just reading it! And i don't know ellen but i don't think you should bash any specific person in a sorority, definitely shows your own bad character

They are causing problems with other houses already!

sss is not even a real chapter yet. They are below xiom hahaha

Stupid group of women

I think that a big reason many girls have dropped is due to financial obligations. They charge $250 a MONTH to be a Tri Sigma so I'm sure many of the girls just got excited & accepted a bid without really understanding how much that adds up, then realized after the fact they can't afford it & dropped.