Pi Beta Phi - ΠΒΦ Sorority Ratings at DU

I think you provide an interesting assessment of the chapter. However, I find your advice to "learn how to get along" disappointing. Pi Phi does not recruit friend groups- the chapter recruits individuals. Because the house has so many different personality types, conflict is inevitable. Pi Phi will always have conflict, but that's not necessarily a negative- it's actually more reflective of real life. If you look at Pi Phi, the chapter is home to campus leaders/activists AND party girls...of course they won't necessarily agree on everything. Pi Phi will only run into trouble if the chapter fails to mitigate that conflict and compromise. I think that's where the house went wrong first semester- chapter leadership was unable to successfully build compromises amongst different factions. I joined Pi Phi because I knew I could be an individual- the house wouldn't make me change to fit a certain mold. Some women want to "fit in"- Pi Phi's don't.

Well said sister Pi Phi. At least we speak our mind and learn from our differences. A lot of sororities seeth with resentment against other actives in their chapter. I hear so many catty remarks in class from other chapters about their pledges, and leaders, that it makes me glad our selection process is so thorough and 'brutal' according to some other sororities. BTW, We will continue taking the" Barbies', and beautiful girls with bright minds who don't give a damn about what others think. Go PI PHI!