Why Go Texas Rho?
by: Just CuriousWhat is the draw to join this fraternity? How do they recruit new members and get their parents on board to pay dues if they are a group that has been kicked off of campus? I just can't believe the huge parties and the big parents weekend activities funded for a group that isn't even recognized as a fraternity at UT.
#1by: Texas
Because they draw from the same pipelines ( memorial ) and a few others but also Texas sae alumni kids also go rho but their pc’s do keep getting smaller and smaller, what they have is not sustainable and unless they somehow get noticed soon by the university they will eventually dwindle. Also like 80% of their pledges are ACC students who don’t all get into ut and some of their actives go to st edwards
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by: Bevo
#2by: Lol
Actually many sae alumni push their kids to go elsewhere, it used to be a much different place And the alumni recognize that. They’ve gone downhill very quickly and will continue to get a few legacies but most go to top frats instead. I give them less than 5 years, they’ve gone from a 200+ person frat to a 130 person spirit group
by: Who cares, when - 😦
The Pretty White Girl (PWG) is going extinct.
They are America's most endangered human species.
America's smallest minority group. 🥺
PWGs are @ 1 in 15 in last Spring's sorority PCs.
It was 1 in 3 ten years ago.
Take many pictures of them, so we can remember what they looked like... 🦄
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by: Who cares, when - 😒
The Pretty White Girl (PWG) is going extinct.
They are America's most endangered human species.
America's smallest minority group. 🥺
PWGs are @ 1 in 15 in last Spring's sorority PCs.
It was 1 in 3 ten years ago.
Take many pictures of them, so we can remember what they looked like... 🦄
- 2
- 10
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