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old row vs. big six at texas

by: Sorority Smackdown!

Which is better?

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#1  by: Neither   
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They're 'bout the same. Probably more $$$ in Texas, but whatever.

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#2  by: Tide   
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Neither. Both have ridiculous Greek systems that are based on your parent's accomplishments and money rather than on the individual's accomplishments.

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#3  by: Neither, but   
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UA is slowly moving away from OLD Row is automatically better. UT can't, or won't, let go of the Big Six concept when they have great girls in the other sororities as well. Both schools have good greek systems with lots of great sororities.

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by: Big 6Jul 27, 2013 6:49:16 PM

is getting questioned more lately, but it still kid of holds true. Pi Phi, Kappa, and Theta care most about money, zip code, camps, and connections. DDD, XO and Zeta care to a lesser extent about those things and are among the best looking houses. Still, some of the non-big 6 are giving them a run. The fraternities at UT overturn more, and the current top tier is quite a bit different from the 80s.

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by: NahSep 30, 2023 9:00:10 PM

Sorry but Old Row is significantly better than New Row. Only people from NJ, CA and Ohio will argue that New Row is relevant.

No one where care about Texas’ special six or whatever you call it.

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#4  by: K   
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OH DAMN DOES RUSHTOK KNOW ABOUT THE BIG SIX AT TEXAS YET?????? Shhhh no one tell them.

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by: TexasAug 15, 2021 7:16:05 AM

No you asshat do not send them to us next.

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by: …Aug 15, 2021 7:42:39 AM

big six is much more secretive than old row.

especially pkt, p more so than k and t.

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by: PktSep 30, 2023 9:01:22 PM

It is so weird to hear Theta is a top house somewhere.

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