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Thanks for all the tremendous advice and things to consider. Does anyone have a rough idea what hours each day rush is? Like what time Philanthropy and Skit parties begin each day? Or what it has been in the past? Thanks!
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It will usually start in the 4:30 to 5:30 PM time range. To get an idea of how long each party lasts, go to this link for ->What To Wear |
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I'm with you, Carnation. You have to already determine that first release list with 2100 PNMs. You just can't function if you don't already have some names in one column or the other.
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Thanks, Mary Poppins for the time estimate - we were just wondering start times due to class schedules. It will be fine, I know. Y'all try Oxford Grillhouse on the Square if you have time - and, their cheesesticks (I know, I know, that sounds like a Chilis appetizer) are amazing.
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She's fine. It's a big school thing.
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Not only that, I've never heard you say you know what is going on in your daughter's sorority (of which you are not a member). Sorry if I seem like a dog with a bone on this one, I just think that this is one more thing to make PNMs nervous and upset. |
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I believe knowledge is power, and PNM's come here for advice and knowledge. If we don't give them honest, accurate information, they will be ill-prepared, which could lead to a bad impression of the Greek community in general. |
I believe knowledge is power, and PNM's come here for advice and knowledge. If we don't give them honest, accurate information, they will be ill-prepared, which could lead to a bad impression of the Greek community in general.[/QUOTE]
As an oos pnm, knowing that some houses make early cuts based on grades alone, actually makes me feel better because I have a solid GPA, so thank you! |
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Ladies, discussion of Membership Selection business is considered either internal business or ritual by some GLO's traditionally it is not discussed in GreekChat threads. If you insist on discussing such matters or if war breaks out, the thread will be at risk for being locked and/or deleted. And just because someone has personal knowledge of what goes on behind closed doors on another campus or a GLO not chartered at Ole Miss, does not mean they are knowledgeable about what happens at Ole Miss. Please keep this to Ole Miss matters and Ole Miss information.
Yes, I am indeed testy today, as I had to prepare for today's trial which always makes me less tolerant of folks who don't get polite subtle hints. THIS ^^^ is your less subtle hint. |
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And MP, preach it. I know that we don't want PNMs to think everything is roses and daisies, but some of the stuff on here is just a little too close to private for me to feel good about it. It's hard for me to reconcile the "look how many OOS PNMs there are" threads with some of the things being said. |
Okayokayokay! Back to Ole Miss recruitment!
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Alums of any chapter can send a negative recommendation -- this has been discussed here. PNMs are advised (here, elsewhere, and even by HS guidance counselors) to sanitize their social media for this reason. So some truthful advice -- PNMs would be wise to be cautious about their behavior (including when they land on the Ole Miss campus), and also with their social media. Twenty minutes worth of a "chance" to prove oneself may not be enough to overcome an impression already formed (whether it is accurate or not, unfortunately). If in doubt, err on the side of caution. If something on your social media can be misinterpreted in a negative way, remove it. Crazy funny party pics may not favorably impress actives and alums. Neither will tweeting "STFU." |
I heard from an Ole Miss active today that a little over 1600 girls are registered and they expect a total of 1800 to be registered by the deadline. Is that true? Wouldn't that make quota 200 if all girls attended pref parties? I know Ole Miss is competitive but geez...
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Not everyone who starts rush will make it to pref. Not everyone who goes through recruitment will get a bid.
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Also, how are Gamma Chi groups done at Ole Miss? By last name? Residence Hall? Just curious!
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I don't know how it is done these days but many moons ago when I went through we were divided by last names. One of my dearest friends and I still laugh about how our names were 2 letters off of each other so we met first during orientation, again in rush groups and then ended up pledging the same house- we were "destined" to be sisters...
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I want to participate in the C.A.R.E. walk, but what part of day is it at?
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so today we met our gamma chi's at the Tad Pad. Mine were super sweet and nice. Also, two of them were from out of state like me which I really like since they can relate better! I cant wait for water parties on the 8th!
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It's that time where Advisors and other involved Alumnae go into lurker phase until October 6. If some aspect of important information changes, and I know it, I will be back to update that information only, not respond to queries. PNMs please do not contact me directly until after October 6.
Last words of information (for now) for PNMs: 1) Upperclassman quota is suspended this year, I'll let the RFM expert explain how that works because I am not an RFM expert; 2) If a PNM signs the MRABA after listing her Preference Round Chapters, she is bound by one year to any bid (Chapter PNM matches) and will not be eligible for the Alpha Delta Pi Colony until Fall 2014. For the good of the order: Alumnae, please be courteous to PNMs and be sure you are offering accurate information. If you have second thoughts about something you are about to say, or have to say "well, this is how we used to do it at this other place," and so on, don't pontificate but ask the question in the thread, so that the folks that do know can answer. As always I and other Ole Miss Alumnae will not be far. Best wishes to every Chapter and every PNM! |
I don't know but that's an excellent question. I would assume so but then, you know what happens when one assumes.
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Per Ole Miss Panhellenic Today:
Registration closes September 9th. Don't wait till the last minute! #OleMissRec13 Sign up here: http://dos.orgsync.com/org/umgreeks/npchowtoreg |
Advisors/Alum influence at Ole miss
How much of an impact on bid lists do sorority advisors and alumnae have on bid lists? How do they get to know the girls?
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Newtoolemiss: My daughter is a freshman PNM this year, and we are new to Ole Miss as well. From what I have been led to believe, from several alumnae advisors, it that they do in fact have a little pull in deciding who gets a bid, but even more pull in deciding who does NOTget a bid. A negative recommendation is the kiss of death.
My daughter has been advised by more than one alumnae from several different sororities. They all say the same things. I also know that these same alumnae stalk my daughter on Facebook, twitter and instagram. We see them "liking" and commenting on posts almost everyday. I have heard them tell my daughter to stay away from so and so, and also to hang out with so and so. These ladies all took the time over the summer to meet with my daughter for lunch or dinner. I would say the advisors took the time to seriously get to know my daughter, probably better than any of the active girls in the houses. While the active girls actually get the final say so, the top sororities listen very closely to their advisors. At least this is what we are being led to believe from active alumnae advisors who all attended Ole Miss. I can't believe so many ladies would all be saying the same things if things were different. On another note: We moved my daughter into the dorms last week and all I can say is WOW! Each and every girl we met was beautiful and polished. From the so called top sororities to the so called bottom sororities, they will all get an amazing pledge class this year! |
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