gamma phi beta (new sorority)
by: maize
Commentby: js2
Or, the chapter that recolonized a year before ZTA, AEPhi. AEPhi had been on campus more recently, and was a top house before it was kicked off. Just sayin', there's no way to predict how things will turn out.
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by: Yea
#13by: HK
Yes they will get there. AGD made huge improvements these last couple of years when others thought it wasn't possible with girls both very pretty, nice and involved. Zeta created a great reputation for themselves as well.
And other consistently strong sororities struggled a little this year when that wasn't thought as possible.
This next recruitment year is important for everyone -- and hope gamma phi beta will do well too.
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by: um
Not true. Example A: Zeta. They recolonized a few years ago and now have a great reputation, and are nowhere near "bad" in any category really.
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by: I disagree @um
#15by: Advice
Freshmen: there are many pros to joining a brand new sorority chapter such as immediate leadership opportunities, a huge pledge class that will probably meet many different fraternity members from all tiers of frats, and most importantly, no stereotypes or "tier assignment" lurking over your sorority. Not to say there aren't cons, but it's a unique opportunity that only comes around once in a while. AOPi and Kappa Delta will be the newest sororities by 2018, not GPhiB. I already know of both normal, social underclassmen and upperclassmen that are planning on rushing GPhiB.
by: eh
New sororities always start at the bottom though, so if you aren't okay with that, a new sorority isn't for you.
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#16by: msu
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by: Yea
Yea but zetas first PC was weird af, it will take a few years, but they could get there
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