University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, November 12. 1974
5
Sorority rush changes name but keeps format
By CINDY MORGAN
In a few months, many University of Kansas women may experience the same anxieties, disappointments, tensions and happiness that their sisters, mothers, mothers and even great-grandmothers felt when they were on Mount Oread.
The second week in January, Lawrence will experience that phenomenon that occurs at least once every year on most college campuses throughout the United States. In the flood of Lawrence in anticipation of sexual emotion-packed days and sleepless nights
This phenomenon, in the past, has been referred to as sorority rush. In keeping with today's trend of changing names and titles in hopes of creating new images and realizing old products, rush is now required by the Executive Council as the membership program. The executive council is the governing body of the 12 sororities at KU.
"The word rush has been around a long time and has some bad connotations associated with it," Jan Corbett, Panhellenian membership program chairman, said recently. "It is, after all, the way sororites get their members."
Stone then considered cancelling the Lawrence concert when the concert was moved from Allen Field House to Hoch Auditorium because of poor ticket sales, according to Rich Lindeman, head of SUA concerts.
"We had no reason to believe he wouldn't make it," Lindman said.
Lindeman said he received a call from a representative of the rock group Saturday who told him Stone might cancel his Lawrence concert. Lindeman said the representative called back later and said the concert would go on as scheduled.
From Jan. 9 to 15, the sororites will contest among themselves for the women they wish to have join their houses. And the participants, formerly referred to as the rushes, will be acquainting themselves with the system and the individual houses to find the right place in which to live for their next two or three years at the University.
This year's participants can expect essentially the same situation that women year after year have found, despite the new titles and images.
She probably will arrive in Lawrence a few days before the parties begin
Although Stone has a reputation for missing his concerts, Lindeman said Stone hadn't missed a concert in more than two years.
Each participant will receive a Panhellenic handbook explaining the importance of financial information. The 1975 handbook contains definitions of terms, a generalized scale of financial obligations, a small Panhellenic and pictures of the 12 households.
A rushie in 1958 received an 80-page yearbook. Each sorority had six pages to submit to the university. This included women in bellow dresses sitting on a lawn in the formation of their Greek letters with an over-crowded car parked nearby. The smiling gady and waving to the rushes.
After many orientation meetings, the parties begin. Jan. 9 and 10, the participant meets with the participants.
sororites. When she arrives home after the second day, her mind is probably a blur of names and faces, and her body is probably shivering from subzero January weather.
The St. Louis concert drew only 2,000 persons.
Angered because only a small crowd appeared for his show in St. Louis last Friday night, Sly Stone, lead singer of Sly and the Family Stone, threatened to cancel his Saturday night concert in Hoch Auditorium.
The next three days are busy with more relaxed invitational parties. These parties are of graduated length, beginning with 30-minute invitations on Jan. 15 with 90-minute parties.
On the morning of these invitations, each sorority submits a bid to each woman they would like to have back for a party. The number of sororites a participant may invite decreases as she receives, decreases each day until on the last day she may return to only three.
Sly shows even though crowds don't
The participant will be told by her Panhellenic representative to be awake by 6 am, to receive her bids for that day's job. Participants will send a carding to the 1975 Panhellenic Membership Program booklet, are "those individuals who, along with the Panhellenic office and advisors, keep rush running smoothly. They present Panhellenic, not their individual houses.
They are purely to help the rushee through rush with as few hassles as possible, "Marcia Patrick, Wichita senior former Panhellenic representative, said.
At 6 a.m., the rushee is eager and yet hesitant to open her packet of bids. She hopes a bid from the house she wants is in the house, but fears it might not be there. However,
concern now is for her friend down the hall who is crinky because she received no bids.
However, after she opens her packets her
"It tense the time, because there is always a friend that didn't get what she wanted back," said a woman who went through the membership program two times, who drop out of the program do because a friend was offended, not themselves."
"It was through rush that it was brought to my attention how much social pressure is felt by some girls," another woman said. "And their failing to get a bid too personal."
ticipant, if she wishes to join a sorority, will fill out a preference card at the Dean of Women's Office. At this time, each sorority will also submit a preference list to the Dean of Women's Office. Then the wait begins.
The most dreaded thing involved with the membership program, is the knock at the door at 5:30 a.m. on one of the three days of invitations. This is the knock of the "hatchet lady." She has come to tell the participant, as tactfully and humanely as it can be that she has received no bids. Some, of course, still don't believe others it seems to be the end of the world.
The participant reads her final bid with mixed emotion. Perhaps she wanted another house more than the one she got or perhaps her best friend didn't end up in the same place, but perhaps her mind after she turned her preferences right or maybe things worked out exactly well.
Participants may think the membership program is rough today, but it was even more hazardous in the college days of their era. The University of Oklahoma, Nov. 14, 1933 the Kansas reported that "the Judiciary Committee of the (Panhellenic) Council is accusing the seven penalized sororites of 'spiking' and 'hotboxing'. Specifically, they allege that many women involved with the university wills, in order to prevent their escaping to pledge some other organization."
Some time the next afternoon, the vigil ends. The participants and the sorcerors enter the hallway.
Even if a participant receives a call from the "hatchet lady," the participant may eventually pledge a house either through open rush or by participating in the membership program at a later time. Open rush is when a sorority asks a woman to pledge after the formal membership program is over.
On the afternoon of Jan. 15, the par-
after the participants receive their bids,
they go to their new home. There they are greeted with smiles, tears, T-shirts and lavaliers.
The most common violation of the membership program rules in recent years has been the breaking of silence between members and staff. In response to Panhelenic rules, there must be no contact between sorority women and participants from the time the women return from the holidays until the final bids are submitted; this violation occurs rarely, Horne said.
Spiking was when a sorority asked a woman to plebeify the first day of rush, before another house had the chance. Boxing was holding women against their wills.
Pam Horne, adviser for Panhellenic, said recently that these practices weren't permitted.
Many aspects of the membership program are good for many women. We participated in it.
"You meet women, both in the houses and who are going through with you, that become your friends," one woman said. "I had a real good time during rush."
"When I had to decide my preference, it made me evaluate what's important to me in a living situation and in friendships," another woman said.
"Everyone should go through the program, at least to get acquainted with the system."
Arraignment set in bicycle thefts
A man charged with stealing eight bicycles from University of Kansas students was bound over yesterday to the 7th Judicial District Court.
The man, Clayton A. Bailey, was ordered to appear at 10:30 a.m., Dec. 6 in district court for arraignment. Bailey originally was charged with 10 counts of grand theft,
However, County Court Judge Mike Elwell dropped two of the counts yesterday and reduced Bailey's bond from $10,000 to $5,000. County Court Judge Bailey remained in Douglas County Jail.
Bailey was arrested in Kansas City, Kan., and transferred to the Douglas County Jail.
The thefts occurred between Oct. 30 and Oct. 31, according to Security and Parking officials.
Bailey, 25, was arraigned Nov.1 on the grand larceny charges in connection with the thefts of 10 bicycles from Joseph R. Pearson residence hall.
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