Delta Delta Delta - ΔΔΔ Sorority Ratings at Ole Miss
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By: missyPosted:
if you have anything bad to say about them, you probably got cut by them. best on campus in everyday, super involved and the strongest sisterhood around
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
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By: hrdrPosted:
top house and by most the top dog some hot girls, some meh old legacy roots hold them together. in general nice, unless you are in a girl in a bottom house you'll be looked down upon. usually dominate any competition and student government and homecoming etc
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By: !Posted:
home of some of the rudest girls ever. they look down on you if you aren't in a top tier sorority and if daddy doesn't have you driving a mercedes. love the new additions on the house though.
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By: SurprisedPosted:
Really surprised at the last two pledge classes. Maybe they had to take a lot of legacies? It's kind of like they didn't try very hard during rush.
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By: SeaPosted:
Many great girls in this chapter!
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By: TruePosted:
Diverse group of girls looks wise. Legacies they had to take mixed with some good girls. Many pretty girls have slipped away from them in recent years to KD and DG. Very social. Half instate and half out of state. A lot of their reputation is based on their long history.
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By: Mr. GPosted:
Best thing about the Tri Deltas is that they have smart girls, fun girls, religious girls, and party girls. Easy to find a friend there.
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By: Sage Posted:
Party girls but sweet
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By: TriDeltPosted:
Great, diverse group
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By: Loves the BeachPosted:
I am a Tri-Delta alumna from out of state now living in Mississippi for the last 10 years. The Jackson metro-area alumnae have a lock on this chapter. Literally. They are cliquey and exclusive to the point that they behave as though the Ole Miss chapter of Tri-Delta is the ONLY one in Mississippi "worthy" of supporting PUBLICLY. Over time this attitude has backfired on them because now top legacies are constantly pledging OTHER sororities at Mississippi schools. Other Tri-Delta chapters in MS do not enjoy the prestige of the Ole Miss chapter because of the lack of PUBLIC SUPPORT of the primary alumnae group in the state. ALL CHAPTERS of Tri-Delta in MS need the support and attention that is currently exclusively focused on Oxford. Not until top Mississippi Tri-Delta legacies are happy to pledge Tri-Delta at ANY SCHOOL in Mississippi will Tri-Delta wield the power and influence Chi Omega currently has-- where every single chapter in the state is strong, supported by alumnae, and preferred by legacies. I would love to share Tri-Delta with my young daughter someday, but if things do not change, it is entirely possible she may not be interested if she goes anywhere but Ole Miss. And that is a shame. It is time for these Jackson metro-area alumnae to show up in numbers at every chapter in this state, supporting, guiding, and BEING THERE for their sisters. Sorry to be blunt but this should be said.
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