new sorority
by: CuriousWhich one would y'all like to see here now that Panhellenic has voted to expand?
#1 by: lucyanne
The groups that we don't have are:
Alpha Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Delta Tau
Theta Phi Alpha
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Alpha Sigma Tau
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma
I could see Alpha Phi, Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Gamma Delta, and Sigma Delta Tau trying. Alpha Phi has been going to big schools in the last several years, including Kentucky, Bama, LSU, and that school in Tallahassee. I bet they apply.
#4 by: 3
Alpha Phi, Alpha Gamma Delta, and Gamma Phi Beta. Alpha Gam and Gamma Phi are on most big Greek campuses in the South (it's surprising they aren't already currently at UF) and Alpha Phi is quite popular else where in the country (even holding strong at the southern campuses recently colonized/recolonized) All three should be considered as the first and foremost new additions to UF's Greek community, but since it is unlikely more than one sorority will colonize at the same time (take Alabama as an example) I think the following order would be most successful.
1. Alpha Phi
2. Alpha Gamma Delta
3. Gamma Phi Beta
#10 by: Hmmm...
My $ is on Gamma Phi Beta or Alpha Phi. Both have name recognition at other big FL schools. Too bad that poster above wrote about the trouble AXiD had in 2001. Not very kind, IMO - like perpetuating the reputations that someone wrote about in the 1970s at Texas. Oh well.
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by: ughhhJun 2, 2014 10:08:37 AM
Maybe you shouldn't dredge up old stuff and actually allow them the opportunity for a fresh start. What happened happened over a decade ago, and is in no way representative of what they could be. They could be selected and come on campus and succeed.
And also, Alpha Xi nationals is fine, as far as money and national support goes. Size wise they are on par with Phi Mu, Alpha Gam, Gamma Phi Beta, etc.
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