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Awww...I am sorry. I just have to agree with the opinion that the horse has already been beaten to death.
Please continue to post here -- I promise I'll be nice. :) |
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Aren't you free to move away from the computer as well? |
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"Move away from the computer."[/QUOTE] it was meant to be taken in jest. it was funny.
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I'm not referring to dress check, and I fail to see how assigning people to duties they are best at translates into blaming the 'fat people'. I don't see where that even applies. That is a completely different issue. There is difference between showing everyone at there best and telling people they aren't fit too be seen at all because they are overweight. "rejection of someone based on physical appearance" referred to the current discussion of asking the overweight person to stay away. I broadened it a little to include that person that also may be asked to stay away because of they aren't considered pretty enough, whatever. If you want a specific example to prove that it happens - I've known it to happen at a "non-competitive" campus firsthand. A member from a chapter that was doing well,made quota every fall, had high GPA etc was asked to 'stay in the kitchen'. She had a great personality, carried herself well, was well liked by her sisters - but was very overweight in a chapter that did not have other overweight members. She was told that she should not come out of the kitchen during the parties. She knew members of the AOII chapter I was working with and they were shocked that anyone would treat a sister that way (as was I). It was not a competitive campus, an SEC campus or even a very greek campus - but it still happened all the same. Whether the OP was telling of a real situation or making something up to stir up discussion doesn't matter. It happens - if it didn't people wouldn't be going to so much trouble to justify it. I happen to not agree with it, others think it is fine. To each their own. |
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The only justification that I'd seen offered occurred within the very narrow example of "is it better for a struggling chapter to close than it is to hurt a members feeling?" And even that was totally hypothetical because no one even agreed it would work, much less be right. Were you and your sisters able to do anything about this situation? |
I have nothing to add, except to say that I like your new sig AlphaGamUgaAlum, and I will use "rush", too. And I'll say "house" and "pledge" just for good measure. ;)
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WOW, 14 total posts and You agree with me! You are amazing!:D This site has gotten over the top and is going no where other than calling FAT PEOPLE FAT and not acceptable as I get the take on it?:o Being in a Fraternity and having a Fat Brother for one, He is now the PR Man for the NCCA of Collegete Sports. Is He still pretty damn Cool? You bet! In every bolimok (SIC) person is a fat person wanting to get out and vise versa!;);):D |
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I only posted again because some posters have stated that it is necessary on more competitive campuses, trying to justify the practice. My point was only that the practice is not limited to that situation - and regardless, I feel it is never acceptable or necessary - even in the example of a struggling chapter. I feel that if they are good enough to be your sister the other 51 weeks of the year then they are good enough to be your sister during rush. Some may disagree - that's life. |
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I don't think anyone has disagreed with your basic premise about 51 weeks of the year here although there are some folks who think that it might be better to steer some folks to certain recruitment positions for that one week. It's a little odd to me that people think as far as being a "good rusher" or having skit talent, there is an objective standard that is appropriate to use (even if it might hurt feelings, I guess), but appearance, especially weight, is in another category. It seems a little weird. Is it because it seems like appearance should be so clearly superficial that we'd never consider it? But on some level wouldn't that make it more hurtful to be told that you had no talent or a lame personality in assignment rush roles? And I think that some folks have direct experience with groups with the wrong image closing, so that seems to kind of "justify" the experience of struggling chapters who are trying to improve their image, not that it justifies completely excluding members based on appearance, which as near as I can tell has never been justified in this thread. |
I can't imagine that happening. WOW. That sucks. =/
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We really need OTW for this guy. ;) |
I don't think he's a perp. He's just an idiot.
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*Eyes up target* Folks that make jokes about child sexual abuse = idiots. |
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Of course the quote makes it all the more hilarious that he'd bother to bump this ancient thread and act so incredulous about sororities putting an emphasis on looks. |
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My bad. You are right, he isn't a perp. He is an idiot, and not a likable idiot |
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Threads on my page are organized from most posts to least amount of posts.
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Wait, so I read this thread from page 1, for THIS?!
I really wish I could share my NPHC perspective on superficiality during recruitment, but the horse is dead, rotten and 6 feet under. |
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