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While others seek out mesdames and mythological maidens as namesakes, some future socially connected Harvard women will have a good old-fashioned sorority to call their festive home. Panhellenic Council President Shira S. Simon ’04 is trying to bring a few more Greek letters to campus. As head of the body that oversees the two Harvard sororities, Simon is responsible for seeking out a third. Kappa Alpha Theta had already voted to bring a third sorority on campus last spring and after Delta Gamma also voted unanimously on Sept. 29 in favor, Simon got the official green...
...interest in sororities at Harvard has grown dramatically in the past few years. About 120 women came to the info session for the joint rush last spring, according to Simon, but only 33 were asked to pledge...
...It’s become a totally and unnecessarily competitive process and that’s not what we’re going for,” Simon says...
Right now Simon is contacting the national Panhellenic Conference to find out what sororities are interested in colonizing Harvard. She says that about a dozen sororities will be on campus in the next semester to come to Theta and DG meetings and look at the rush process. Even though the council is moving quickly, no new organization will offer a rush this coming spring...
Chopra, who, along with SAC Vice Chair Shira S. Simon ’04, rounds out the roster of student CUE members, said the results of past committees have set a high standard for this year?...