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Poster Name:
Dang

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Here is my OPINION. Take it for what it's worth. There are 400 girls in each house and about 140 in each pledge class. That's more girls than in most high schools. So pnms, think about that! Even if your HS had a reputation as "rich and snobby" (as an example) did it hold for every girl? To some extent sororities are like that. A reputation is developed based on some trends/stories but not everyone in each house is the same. I think most girls end up with a close knit group of 5 to 15 in the house. And there are groups of studious girls in the party houses, party girls in the smart houses, plain girls in the pretty houses, pretty girls in the plain houses, etc. There IS a "bias" of some type that gives a house it's reputation, but it would not be fair to say all girls and groups fit the description for the house. Old row is known for these groups to be formed from old high school and church friends. Sometimes these groups are cool to OOS groups in the house. Some houses are known for a more friendly attitude between these groups and/or force house wide participation in events by fining lack of participation - "good sisterhoods". Other houses more casual amongst each group and less concerned with broad participation. There are rumors of houses with drama between different groups - but I think all houses have some tensions (none unreasonable) and don't think this should be concerning.