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The sorority began at Wesleyan Female College in the mid-1800s as a secret society for women. She was known as the Society Adelphean. A few years later another company was established on the same campus and a rivalry began. They are not called sororities at the time, but they operate in the name later. In fact, it was regarded as a fraternity to a sorority, but the word "Brotherhood" does not correspond to an entirely feminine and thus the word sorority was created. The first Greek sorority was named Phi Beta Pi in 1867.

Then in the 1870s the idea of rushing became popular. However, the rustle of origin was significantly different from today's rush. Then, representatives of fraternity ran to the station to see the new men visited the school and those who looked right for their fraternity were pinned with colored bands corresponding to the fraternity. other fraternities could not pins having already been pinned. In 1872, Kappa Alpha Theta was established and is considered primarily responsible sorority for women although Gamma Phi Beta sorority was named "in 1882. A counselor had the sorority Greek word because it was more appropriate for women.

And thus began sororities. They still exist today and there are many houses on all campuses across country. It is very popular for young women to rush some houses, and even more popular for girls sorority members for previous precipitate the same house. These members are considered legacy and will be admitted regardless despite having to go through the humility of art. Today Rush is a bit like a game of truth or dare. Promises have to do all sorts of different things to be accepted into the circle and almost be a slave to older sisters. But, once a member of the promises are full sisters and part of the sorority. At this stage, they can wear their clothes Greek is so popular. In fact, it is specially designed clothing for sorority sororities. And there is the brotherhood of clothing specially designed for fraternities.

Sororities and fraternities are now very popular on campus, as they allow new students a place to belong. Sisters and brothers are very close to houses and exercise, parties, and get involved in volunteer and charitable activities.

Caitlina Fuller is a freelance writer. At this point they may wear their Greek clothing that is so popular. In fact, there is sorority clothing made specifically for sororities. And, there is fraternity clothing designed specifically for the fraternities.

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