houses with golden girls?

many houses have golden girls, so you most likely will have a sister who can show you the ropes! If your house has mandatory events scheduled at the same time as a golden girl event, they should be understandable. don't worry about the stress to do both, you can make it work!

Alpha Phi.

I have to say that with all of the activities available to women that enrich their mind and help their career, I am surprised Golden Girls and cheerleaders still exist. I can't say I know anyone in my house who thinks it's cool to put on the equivalent of a spangly one-piece swim suit and parade around a stadium giving men a thrill.

theta, tridelt, dg, gphi, adpi, kappa, pi phi all have golden girls

AXO has a few golden girls and a baton twirler! I know Kappa and gphi have golden girls as well! I don't think any of them have trouble balancing both the sorority and the dance team. Hope that helps!

Who could possibly care? I'm with the earlier poster who says activities like golden girlz and cheerleaders really are demeaning and should be a thing of the past. Really, if your only talent is flaunting your body with cheesy dance moves, you need to aim a little higher.

Golden Girls a sport? Too funny. More likely it is made up of women who can't compete at a legitimate sport. When "dance" has NCAA standards, national recruiting, expert rankings, record books and international Olympic competition, I will consider it a sport. Until then, it's just a bunch of hot girls who like to flaunt their bodies.

I know two Golden Girls. One is from my high school and the other is (or was) in my biology class (I think she dropped). Anyway, you add their IQs together and you still come up with a moron. I'm sure they are "well trained," as the above poster said. So is my dog, and he's a lot smarter.

sport
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noun
1. an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.

The amount of dedication, precision, agility, grace, and discipline that dancers go through in their training requires just as much athleticism as a wide receiver, a volleyball player, or a 2nd basemen. It is something you pour your blood, sweat, and tears into. Hours of training. Living at your dance studio. Understanding what it means to tell your friends, "I can't, I have rehearsal."

Anyone who attacks dance and says it is not a sport — I'm looking at you "Funny" from post #7 — clearly has never taken a single dance class.

As someone else mentioned, the GGs are not just flaunting their bodies and doing simple pom routines at sporting events. They also compete at a national level with choreography that most people wouldn't even have the guts to attempt to mimic while three sheets to the wind at 10 Below, let alone execute the choreography with the performance and technique that makes dance physically demanding.