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This school is SO unbelievably backwards. This new row VS old row mentality is actually EMBARASSING. I feel bad for most of the instate kids who will never actually get to experience life outside of Alabama. I'm not hating on anyone but its a shame that y'all think that your sorority's "rank" will actually get you places in life...
You don't join a sorority for it's ranking based off a petty website filled with hate and biased opinions. You join for a sisterhood, philanthropy, a home away from home, and connections that can hopefully help you excel in the real world. It's a shame that PNMS have access to this site and can see the immaturity that exists in our greek community thats supposed to be filled with "pan love".
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100% agree.
No shade, but the debacle between Old Row and New Row is dead. There's nothing separating the two groups of houses besides two labels that maybe once held little importance decades ago, before any of us were even born. If you're an instate, Old Row kid, then that's great but that DOES NOT make you any better than an OOS, New Row kid. Work for what you want, don't rely on a label to get you certain things or bring you certain places in life. Sororities and fraternities are organizations to help individuals grow as a person through the support presented by said sorority or fraternity.
To any PNMs: PLEASE pledge the house YOU feel you belong. Don't let this site tell you a house is "bad" or "good." No house is perfect. No house will give you exclusive things on campus. At the end of the day, I'm truly supported by the hundreds of girls in my sorority because I chose the sorority I felt at home in... And I hope you all can say the same one day.
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