sororities

julie_abeille · August 2009

salt--woot! We're both quitters, ha!

aimerzkd214 · August 2009

At my school Zeta Tau Alpha were the stereotypical bitchy sorority girls. I knew a few girls who were really sweet before and then became snobs when they joined zetas.

pinkiemo · August 2009

not sure why that was though... nicknames never seemed to actually make sense

ivystar57 · August 2009

I'm Alpha Phi. He's Theta Xi.

veronabrit · August 2009

I wish my school had them (not big in canada). I would have loved to experience it.

squirrly · August 2009

I was an Alpha Gamma Delta. We also didn't have houses, just meeting rooms. FI went to West Point, which has a lot of similarities to a gigantic frat. Bec -- That's Chi Omega.

MrsCanes511 · August 2009

Im a Delta Zeta (also, no housing due to brothels) thankfully. And FI is a Kappa Sigma.

Golfer'sLady · August 2009

Delta Delta Delta, can I help ya, help ya, help ya?I'm a Tri Delta. DH is not Greek, he went to a small private college that didn't have a Greek system.

SwedishChick2011 · August 2009

My college didn't have them, but I probably wouldn't have joined anyway because knowing myself, I would have hated it. I'm kinda antisocial sometimes.

pinkiemo · August 2009

well, yeah, i did get that the nickname went with the letters, it still seemed weird. ivystar, nice username, aoe

ivystar57 · August 2009

AOE Pink! I had the username long before APhi. Actually, I had never even thought about the connection, but you're right, it totally works! It was just meant to be

tlv204 · August 2009

Squirrly, that explains the SN

Unless it's just a coincidence. I'm a Sigma Kappa, and DH is Pi Kappa Phi. We also had no houses (that brothel thing is a lot more common than I realized) but DH lived in his house for 2 years. The slutty/bitchy sororities on our campus were delta zetas and tri sigs. I still had several friends in most sororities though. I'm really glad I did it, I made a lot of friends not just through my organization but in the greek system as a whole. But I still stayed friends with what I called "my roommate friends" who never went Greek. I lived with them each all through college, either in the dorms or in a house. I never actually lived with any sorority sisters. I had one of each group (sorority sister and roommate) as BMs.

tbh33 · August 2009

Salt - I've heard that I don't know how many timesBec- the sorority with the owl is Chi Omega

madswan · August 2009

I was also a KD and loved it. FI was a TKE.

Audrey_03 · August 2009

I was Phi Beta Chi for a whole semester

FI was GDI. My sorority had a very small house, so only a dozen or so girls could live there, most (like me) had off-campus housing or lived in the dorms. Also, I was a very very old freshmen, so I wasn't a typical "sorority girl". I think I was 22ish at the time, so I was older than most of the actives. I was only in for a semester because at the end of that semester I got a job offer in another city and left school.

zippityb · August 2009

I was in a sorority in college (we were local, all of our Greek organizations were local -- lower dues!) My fiance was in a national music fraternity. I don't think it's the same as being in a regular fraternity, but I let him think what he wants.

saisongbird · August 2009

I'm Sigma Alpha Iota - it's a music frat for women but we still go through pledging. FI went to Princeton where there's not a greek system but he did join an eating club which is the equivalent of the greek system.

adgenya · August 2009

I joined Gamma Phi Beta. FI wasn't in a fraternity.

Brie2010 · August 2009

I'm an Alpha Chi Omega. My mom is now the house mother. FI said the idea of going Greek never even occured to him.

Trifury2007 · August 2009

Phi Sigma Sigma here. I didn't have to pledge since we founded the chapter at my school so I think was a completely diffrent experience than most.

Kati0105 · August 2009

poli, I was a DG too! We also didn't have a house - no sororities did on our campus although we did have a bunch of non-Greek "clubs" on campus that had houses. We had chapter meetings at one of the guys' clubhouses. FI didn't go to a traditional 4 year college so he wasn't Greek.

lannerjarv · August 2009

My husband was in both I Felta Thigh and I Tappa Keg. LOL. nice one.

shaydenise · August 2009

I was Sigma Alpha Iota and loved it! Two of my bridesmaids are my sisters. FI wasn't greek but he was heavily recruited by Delta Tau Delta.

squirrly · August 2009

tlv - you got it! I needed a username for something freshman year, and used some version of this. . . and now, it's stuck. Even my WoW toons have something to do with squirrly, for the most part.

Golfer'sLady · August 2009

Trifury - I was a founding sister as well in my chapter. Completely different experience for sure!

Soon to be Mrs. Krebs · August 2009

I'm a Delta Zeta alum and FI is a Kappa Delta Rho alum. Same housing rules here...we had suites on campus that we were able to decorate and consider our "sorority/fraternity homes." FI lived in the suite above me sophomore year so we constantly ran into each other in the stairwell or at parties:)

kiridoc07 · August 2009

I'm a Phi Mu too!We also couldn't have sorority houses on our campus- which I loved b/c I could barely stand living with 3 other women- a whole house full would have made me crazy! FI belonged to a small local frat- but I don't even remember the name of it- we met LONG after college!