sorority comments

Uh, NOT. You must have some reason for posting that over and over. It's so wrong.....but you already know that.

Ummm, your arrogance is showing. Those friend requests are a way for sorority girls to look through your stuff to see what you are really like.....does not mean they like what they find or are dying for you. It is just doing their research and everyone is doing it. Also, of course you can make your own decisions. You can just drop ANY house you are not comfortable in.....certainly no one else can decide which house you choose. I hope for your sake that your attitude does not get you dropped everywhere.....money and status are ridiculoously important here, but no one likes a girl who is so negative about groups she doesn't know. Good luck to you Honey.

Love to laugh at girls that rank themselves with a certain fraternity. Do you really go out, are you social, and do you have fun? Because you don't have a clue!

Must be the arrogance of a DG or AXO again. First you think you are ChiO, now Zeta.

YOUR arrogance is showing. I can have whatever house I want. I would just have to conform to something I don't want to be. Someone like you.

Why the assumption? Why so much hate for all these groups. Have you even bothered to read the pledge card you signed? Do you have any idea of the behavior guidelines of the UPC? So maybe you are not part of any of these organizations. If so, go away, you don't belong here in the first place. Maybe one of the houses you bash cut you and you are here to spread the hate. It makes you look stupid. And we all know you can't fix stupid.

"I can have whatever house I want" says it all. If that is who you want to be and who you want to associate yourself with, then you found your sorority.

Money and status may be important but the problem is even the highly sought after high schools are evolving. Example, Alamo Heights used to be money central in San Antonio. They are like 13 or 14th on the wealthiest zip code list. Yes, they have history, but it is HISTORY. The money and future are in the neighborhoods north of 1604 and stretching toward I-10. That is where the money is. The big houses..etc...the only thing big in Alamo Heights is the hair. I don't know much about the old Houston and Dallas neighborhoods, but I suspect you will see the same things happen there as the cities clamp down and the infrastructures can't support how people want to live. People with money want nice stuff. That we can mostly agree on. And that money is being spent is droves outside the old traditional neighborhoods. The only thing the old timers have is history and people need to stop looking backwards and start moving forward...that goes for UT sororities too

Money and status may be important but the problem is even the highly sought after high schools are evolving. Example, Alamo Heights used to be money central in San Antonio. They are like 13 or 14th on the wealthiest zip code list. Yes, they have history, but it is HISTORY. The money and future are in the neighborhoods north of 1604 and stretching toward I-10. That is where the money is. The big houses..etc...the only thing big in Alamo Heights is the hair. I don't know much about the old Houston and Dallas neighborhoods, but I suspect you will see the same things happen there as the cities clamp down and the infrastructures can't support how people want to live. People with money want nice stuff. That we can mostly agree on. And that money is being spent is droves outside the old traditional neighborhoods. The only thing the old timers have is history and people need to stop looking backwards and start moving forward...that goes for UT sororities too

Money and status may be important but the problem is even the highly sought after high schools are evolving. Example, Alamo Heights used to be money central in San Antonio. They are like 13 or 14th on the wealthiest zip code list. Yes, they have history, but it is HISTORY. The money and future are in the neighborhoods north of 1604 and stretching toward I-10. That is where the money is. The big houses..etc...the only thing big in Alamo Heights is the hair. I don't know much about the old Houston and Dallas neighborhoods, but I suspect you will see the same things happen there as the cities clamp down and the infrastructures can't support how people want to live. People with money want nice stuff. That we can mostly agree on. And that money is being spent is droves outside the old traditional neighborhoods. The only thing the old timers have is history and people need to stop looking backwards and start moving forward...that goes for UT sororities too