You like Blondes? Do you like Blondes that are the original Scandinavian Blonde? Well then you may want to consider packing up your rituals and start a new Nordic colony. You can even get your Viking on if you feel so inclined. This beautiful and forever neutral country will certainly give you and your chapter an experience of a lifetime.
Heading back to the western hemisphere for this one, Brazil is all the rage nowadays. The most recent World Cup just took place there and the next summer Olympics will be happening in Rio. You may want to establish residency while you can and along with some scorching Brazilian models, catch some sunrays in your new chapter cabana on the beach.
Heading back over to Europe to begin our top 5, the Netherlands has to be on this list for one reason and one reason only. If you thought you had it great in Colorado as a Greek organization, you may want to reconsider your life choices and make your way over to the land of orange. Most of you reading this probably forgot this country even existed.
Well it does and you should be ashamed of yourself for forgetting about the absolute most beautiful women in the world. Check out the Croatian basketball player below. The land of beer, bratwurst and more beer has made it way onto our list to begin our top 3. You would be put to shame if you were caught with a Natty Light at your local German brewery; so at least your pong games will be a bit classier and get you a bit drunker. Our runner up for the country that is most ready for Greek life is the down under.
With its bountiful babes and kangaroos galore, who would not want to have the outback as the view from their balcony? They gave us our start in the new world and after giving them a big ass-kicking at the Battle of Yorktown, we figured that giving back the American idea of Greek Life is the least that we can do. With a few fraternities already having some chapters across the pond, the Brits top our list in style.
Interfraternity Recruitment. Kappa Delta Chi Membership Intake. The NIC provides direct support, resources and services to IFC officers, representatives, advisors and alumni to further the health and success of local fraternity communities. Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. Young people from different religious backgrounds met under a common interest: to know each other and promote peace among religions through authentic conversations and interactions.
As meetings continued, ties of friendship were woven, and the dream of founding a formal interreligious group made up of young adults echoed among them. Actualizing this dream took time, roughly three years.
There were many setbacks. To a large extent, the complications came from the adults within the religious communities. Many were against the meetings as they feared discussing different religions would cause young people to lose their faith.
Further, what could a group of young adults with so little experience know anyway? Barriers began to rise in the group as the tension from these external conflicts began to spill over into their meetings.
Yet their commitment to creating peace and fraternity among religions gave them the resilience to press on. Little by little, doors opened, and both the youth and their communities began to develop trusting relationships. It should be noted that these young people do not serve as representatives of their communities, but engage in the Fraternity out of their own interest.
These activities include deepening their knowledge of different religious traditions, visiting different religious and spiritual communities in Mexico City, and organizing opportunities for them to serve together.
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