What's Hot - Florida Gulf Coast University - FGCU
By: LambdagirlPosted:
Love these gentlemen. They don't deserve to be kicked off campus as much as other fraternities do. These boys are so sweet. And for everyone that's saying that are obsessed with kappa delta it's because KD is the best....
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Based on popularity, involvement, and sisterhood: KD Zeta Tri Delta Phi Mu Chi Omega...Read More
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By: truthPosted:
Sigma Chi sweetheart 3 years running, KA rose, lambda chi darling, pike garnet girl and dream girl, the list goes on.
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The girls are nice, but they are still developing a presence on campus. ...Read More
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I think Phi Mu has been doing really well. They could definitely be doing more socials right now but people...Read More
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How well has Phi Mu REALLY been doing since they've been on campus?...Read More
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By: BythebeachPosted:
Let's face it-- Zeta puts on a great show for recruitment and only lets in attractive girls. These girls are mean, not involved in the community, and hate each other. You are more likely to see a zeta hanging out with girls in other sororities than her own.
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By: BythebeachPosted:
While these girls are generally nice and raise a lot of money for their philanthropy, their sisterhood is lacking. Most talk about each other constantly.
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By: failPosted:
KD did a much better job being new to campus. Phi Mu was not selective and it shows. Getting girls who get kicked out of sororities is a guaranteed failure of a chapter.
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