defying stereotypes - or not
by: WonderingSomeone mentioned on a previous post that PiPhi (and ChiO to a certain extent) defy stereotypes. They have a unique mix of members that works for them. But other houses haven't been able to overcome their stereotypes. Like GPhi being pretty but rough around the edges or Theta being overly serious about studying (when there are other houses whose grades are just as good). So what are those stereotypes and how do they impact a house?
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Commentby: @MIZJan 22, 2020 10:06:17 AM
#2 by: Not true
DG has had the reputation for having an inflated opinion of itself and just not being very friendly. I knew that, but it was my best choice on the last day and I'm glad I am a DG. The girls in my pledge class are working hard to combat that stereotype and I think we are making progress.
by: AlsoJan 23, 2020 9:29:54 PM
They both have a lot of out-of-state girls. To me that means they aren't just recruiting friends and friend of friends. Both houses seem very warm and welcoming.
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by: MIZJan 22, 2020 3:19:18 AM
Tri delt is one of the few that aren’t giving spring bids including kappa and pi phi. This just means that these three sororities have great retention rates
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