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Arizona is open for sorority expansion! Who would you like to see here?

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#1  by: UA   
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Zeta. They have a strong national rep.

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#2  by: IFC   
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PHI MU....PHI MU.....PHI MU......PHI MU.......PHI MU.

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by: EhNov 26, 2015 10:50:08 AM

Phi Mu is a southern sorority. This is not the south.

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by: bothNov 27, 2015 3:07:27 PM

Well, a majority of sororities were founded in the northern and midwestern states. However, there are certainly groups that have a southern vibe to them, like Phi Mu.

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by: re:Nov 28, 2015 5:25:37 PM

AXO - founded in Indiana
ADPi - Georgia
AEPhi - New York
AGD - New York
AOII - New York
APhi - New York
ASA - Virginia
AST - Michigan
AXiD - Illinois
XO - Arkansas
TriDelt - Massachusetts
DG - Mississippi
DPhiE - New York
DZ - Ohio
GPhi - New York
Theta - Indiana
KD - Virginia
KKG - Illinois
Phi Mu - Georgia
Phi Sigma Sigma - New York
Pi Phi - Illinois
SDT - New York
SK - Maine
TriSigma - Virginia
Theta Phi Alpha - Michigan
Zeta - Virginia

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by: UGGHHGHHHNov 29, 2015 6:18:28 PM

OH NO, NOT THE MOO'S! THEY'RE A BUNCH OF PIGS!

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#3  by: sorority   
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hahaa that goob a few posts up must be a geed or in hs. southern, my ass.

only 4 out of the 17 frats at our school were founded in the south. that number looks even worse when you count fiji, dchi, delt, teke, theta chi, phi psi and the other frats we've had recently

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by: ^Nov 28, 2015 7:13:46 PM

Dchi - founded in New York
Delt - D.C.
Fiji - Ohio
PiKapp - South Carolina
Phi Psi - Pennsylvania
Teke - Illinois
Theta Chi - Vermont

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by: ^Nov 28, 2015 7:20:54 PM

Active
AEPi - founded in New York
AGR - Ohio
AKL - California
Alpha Sig - Connecticut
Beta - Ohio
KA - Virginia
Kappa Sig - Virginia
Phi Delt - Ohio
Phi Tau - Ohio
Pike - Virginia
SAE - Alabama
Sammy - New York
Sigma Chi - Ohio
Sig Ep - Virginia
Theta Xi - New York
ZBT - New York
Zete - New York

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#4  by: Phi Mu   
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ADPi, DG & XO are all southern sororities that do well at Arizona. I am sure that Phi Mu can do the same.

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by: O.K.Nov 28, 2015 1:13:09 PM

But those sororities have also been here for over 60 years now. Of course they're going to be established.

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by: OkayDec 1, 2015 1:43:44 PM

Even though they may have been here for 60+ years, they all started out with nothing themselves and look how far they all came at UA. All it takes is a dedicated, loyal and committed founding class to build a chapter successful from the ground up and continue that path for the next generations. All the other Greeks at UA did the same thing. There is NO difference.

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by: Not quiteDec 1, 2015 5:52:13 PM

I see your point, but ADPi has been here for over 60 years and they are not exactly what anyone would say is a strong house. Chi O and DG has been here for 90+ years. Sooo, 1 very strong house out of 3 over nearly a century?

I guess a loyal and committed group could propel Phi Mu or whatever to be a strong house 90 years from now in 2105, but that's a ridiculous proposition. What will really make or break our next sorority is whether or not they have a house like all the other long-standing sororities here do.

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by: Phi MuDec 14, 2015 2:50:57 PM

Is the hot facey house in most of the SEC. UA could do worse.

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by: reply to "not quite" Dec 27, 2015 12:22:50 PM

Houses may have first started their chapter that long ago but I'm pretty sure adpi has only been back for 7/8 years and when most houses get kicked off, frats too, you have to start from scratch. Just like how axo is new here, it takes time.

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#5  by: re:   
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To be fair, the Mason Dixon runs through the bottom of Pennsylvania

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#6  by: .   
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Southern does not really mean anything. This isn't TFM, no one cares.

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#7  by: wow   
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you nerds really care a lot about this. looking up where the frats are from? lollllll

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#8  by: Stupid argument   
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Who really care where they were founded? The SEC has the best greek life now id say (not even really close) the Big 10 schools followed second, we should really just be appreciative that we are on of like 10 west coast schools with relevant greek life

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by: hahaDec 2, 2015 3:41:35 PM

greek life is strong in the SEC bc ppl there define themselves by their house affiliation. girls literally transfer out if they dont get into a top house. alums attend house events regularly and vote on rushees. it's pathetic. we don't have any of that crap out west bc ppl here are smarter than that and have actual lives beyond the greek scene, lol.

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by: southernDec 21, 2015 1:57:40 AM

as someone from the south, I'll say that even though many frats/sororities didn't START there, it's where they're the biggest and most prominent. Rush for girls is so intense that they literally have rush coaches available for hire. However, it's not actually as bad as what 'haha' said. Once rush is over, most girls are fine with where they end up. (not to mention that a bottom house at an SEC school isn't exactly equivalent to bottom house anywhere else in the country..)

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#9  by: in the know   
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the NPC groups that have been on campus before (thus will probably have a better chance of succeding are:
Delta Zeta
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sigma Delta Tau
Phi Mu
Zeta Tau Alpha

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by: The GreekDec 27, 2015 6:48:56 PM

PHI MU.......PHI MU.....PHI MU......PHI MU......PHI MU!!!!

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#10  by: realistic   
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KD, Zeta, or Phi Mu

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by: Nah...Jan 27, 2016 11:18:21 AM

more like.....Zeta, Delta Zeta or Phi Mu.

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