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differences between top houses

by: help

how would you describe each of the top houses? aphi, pi phi, kappa, chi o

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#1  by: @Help   
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aphi: known as the meanest girls of the top tier. majority aren't nice to other houses or even each other. there are a few nice ones though. they have a lot of really pretty girls, but some I've seen are really not good looking. like at all. they are kinda like talking to a superficial brick wall. They usually have a pretty solid rush.

pi phi: known as the fun girls of the top tier. they all seem to get along with one another really well but some of them can be really crazy. overall they have good looking girls. they can be known to get a little out of hand at functions, but for the most part these girls can rage and know how to have a good time. probably one of the most approachable houses when you see them out

kappa: majority are pretty but they are all really snobby girls. they are really loud when they go out, almost borderline annoying. but they all seem to get along and like one another. they consistently have a high solid gpa. they are very cliquey however and don't like to talk to many other houses. even cliquey within their own house. they rush glitter and glue

chi o: fun but low key girls. the saying "no show chi o" definitely holds true. don't see them out a whole lot, but when you do they have fun. some girls really don't seem to fit into that house tho. kind of a weird mix. but they all seem decently well rounded. I've met some that are really nice, and some that are really mean.

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#2  by: True   
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Pi Phi's getting more ratchet, A Phi's getting nicer, Kappa's still the same and Chi O is getting more well-rounded. Thumbs down this and defend yourselves Pi Phi, I dare you.

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