new sororities
by: The additionof ADPi and Kappa Kappa Gamma will shake things up in the Greek community at MSU.
#1 by: Snc
They won't be shaking things up for years. It takes years for new sororities to establish themselves on a Southern college campus. If the entire Greek system was fairly new then it might be easier but sororities have been around for 75 years (2 groups) and the other large ones have been around for 40 or so years. Most will still want to pledge the established groups.
Comment#2 by: Don't see
why they will come in strong. The Kappa chapter at Ole Miss is good/average and made up of mostly out-if-state girls. I know there is an ADII chapter at Southern but have never heard a single thing about them. Neither group has a strong presence in Mississippi. They might draw some out-of-state girls because of their strong National organizations but only a small percentage of MSU Greeks are out-of-state (I am not counting Memphis girls).
by: ADPiOct 4, 2012 9:13:08 PM
by: ADPiOct 5, 2012 7:56:15 AM
Is big all across the country. Believe it or not the world is larger than the state of Mississippi!
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by: I thinkOct 6, 2012 4:34:13 PM
Kappa has the potential to do better than ADPi. The Ole Miss chapter, while not one of the top four, is still extremely strong and has a lot of pretty, well-connected girls from good families, both in and out of state. (Only minus is they have a party rep.)
Plus, Kappa is a top group at Arkansas, Bama, LSU, Oklahoma, Texas, and UGA. I imagine the colony will have a lot of outside help from those schools and others.
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by: ^ Only at BamaNov 13, 2012 12:34:15 PM
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by: Still thinkOct 4, 2012 12:37:24 PM
they will come in ahead of ZTA, DDD and Pi Beta Phi.
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