top big texas schools best greeks-
by: More Like
The top sororities in the schools with the best greek lifes in Texas:
UT - PiPhi
TCU- DDD
TTech - Pi Phi
UofHous-AXO
Baylor - Chi O
SMU- Theta
Texas A&M - Tri Delt
Commentby: Pretty much.Jun 3, 2013 12:54:13 PM
Greek life is not very strong there, so any halfway decent candidate can pretty much choose her letters.
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by: @AboveJun 3, 2013 2:58:08 PM
Well, that must be nice. Too bad it's not like that everywhere, then every girl would be happy.
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by: Not really.Jun 4, 2013 4:00:37 AM
It means more to be in a sorority when not just anybody can get in. And would people seriously stop trying to put PiPhi above Kappa? I'm not a Kappa, but everyone knows that it's a much stronger chapter both here, and nationally.
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by: TrueJun 4, 2013 12:11:57 PM
but Pi Phi snap bid this past year as well so I heard. Pi Phi's dance party is the biggest embarrassment in UT recruitment though, and they seem to take more girls based on paper than anyone. All told, Theta looks like the strongest of PKT at UT right now in most aspects, although Kappa has the best grades of the 3 last I saw.
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by: BUTJun 4, 2013 5:23:52 PM
Kappa has a "stalker" and can teach the frats how to Dougie. Doesn't that make them the coolest PKT? (J/K)
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by: Get it rightJun 8, 2013 5:08:35 PM
#6 by: Observer
Why does every thread come back to how wonderful PKT is! If the blog is not about you, then you make it about you. Do you guys ever give up on self promotion? Does it ever wear you out? Give it a break! The world has a few more things to discuss then PKT's issues amongst themselves! Pledge PKT if you want drama on a daily to hour to minute, to second basis. They are never happy!
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by: WellJun 4, 2013 2:59:09 AM
U of H isn't great, but I'd much rather see it than SHSU (haha) on a list of top Texas Greek schools. Still I'm not sure how the poster thought it was more relevant than say Texas State.
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