end of semester ranks
by: Colonel Reb
Fraternities
Sigma Nu, KA, Sigma Chi
Kappa Sig, ATO, Phi Delt
SAE, Pike, Phi Psi, Sig Ep
Beta, Sigma Pi, Delta Psi
Chi Psi, Phi Tau, Phi Kapp
Sororities
KD, Chi-O
Tri-delt,DG
Kappa, Phi Mu
Pi Phi, AOPI, Theta
Commentby: TrideltMay 7, 2013 1:17:49 PM
is a solid number 3 top tier sorority. Trending them down wont change that. Fraternities correct.
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by: uhhhhMay 13, 2013 10:21:32 AM
by: wellMay 17, 2013 10:01:48 PM
#7 by: tttt
Just curious, why does XO always seem to be a staple at the "top". Though they seem to have very nice girls, they're all very "granola", and the chapter as a whole virtually disappears after rush. Besides maybe pi phi, these girls generally seem to be the least involved or relevant on campus, and are known for being bizarrely selective when it comes to members being from Jackson. It's not like the chapter was founded at Ole Miss, or even in Mississippi... so it's interesting that everyone seems to think that way.
by: XOMay 19, 2013 1:33:35 AM
they were the first chapter on campus (1899) so they have the most history (1899-1912, 1926- present) (100 years). the next sorority was Tri-delta which came onto campus 1904-1912 and 1926-present (95 years) Then Phi Mu came onto campus in June 1926 (87 years), followed by Kappa Delta in January 1927 (86 years). Following them, Delta Gamma came onto campus 1927-1931, then 1938-present (79 years). Then the last sororities come into play more spread out than the ones before: Kappa Kappa Kappa Gamma: 1947 (66 years), Alpha Omicron Pi: 1958 (55 years), Pi Beta Phi: 1962 (51 years), Kappa Alpha Theta: 1979 (34 years), and now Alpha Delta Pi: 2013 (0 years). if you notice, tiers are usually within the amount of years the sorority has been there. like XO,DDD,Phi Mu,KD,DG usually changed around within each other and KKG,Pi Phi,AOPi,Theta do the same. what i'm saying is my opinion in response to your question. it just seems like the older sororities have more respect and status.
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by: theyMay 7, 2013 3:05:36 PM
are both really different so I think it would come down to preference. I would give Pike the edge though just because they are more involved on campus.
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