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rugbyhurts 11-30-2008 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimmy Choo (Post 1749619)
Check with your campus for specifics. No one here can give you a definite yes or no.

Oh, I know. That's why I said in my first post that I am meeting with the Greek Council President this week to check on all the rules that pertain to both organizations and our campus as a whole. I just wanted to get an idea of what the rules are before I have a talk with her (I'm also looking on the NPC website, of course).

Thanks!

AlphaFrog 12-01-2008 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 1749606)
In terms of NPC rules, you are eligible to participate in recruitment again. I don't know what your local co-ed group's rules are though.

If an NPC will take her, the local doesn't have much choice - they either let her dual-affiliate or term her membership. I don't think she specified if the co-ed was a social, service, or professional org. If it's not a social org, then there's not even need for discussion, because the rules only apply to social orgs. (as far as being able to join an NPC - her local may still term her depending on their rules).

mduff 01-21-2009 03:15 PM

Sorry if someone has asked this question and it has already been answered. I tried to read most of the posts, but I just dont have the time to read every single one.

Anyhow, my question is (and its for personal/financial reasons), how tough is it to deactivate from a fraternity? what process do you have to go through and is there a fee you have to pay? etc. etc. thanks in advance

** Edit, it is a NIC Fraternity.

Unregistered- 01-21-2009 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by mduff (Post 1768525)
Sorry if someone has asked this question and it has already been answered. I tried to read most of the posts, but I just dont have the time to read every single one.

Anyhow, my question is (and its for personal/financial reasons), how tough is it to deactivate from a fraternity? what process do you have to go through and is there a fee you have to pay? etc. etc. thanks in advance

** Edit, it is a NIC Fraternity.

You should really ask someone in your fraternity as I'm sure it differs from fraternity to fraternity.

People can offer their 2 cents all they want here, but it's no use if your fraternity does it a way we non-members don't know about.

APhiO 01-25-2009 07:08 PM

APO Philippines observes LOYALTY. Loyalty to Alpha Phi Omega.

Senusret I 01-25-2009 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by APhiO (Post 1770428)
APO Philippines observes LOYALTY. Loyalty to Alpha Phi Omega.

So was Frank Reed Horton disloyal because he was also in Sigma Alpha Epsilon?

SRB 01-26-2009 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1770433)
So was Frank Reed Horton disloyal because he was also in Sigma Alpha Epsilon?

He was also a Freemason. :)

knight_shadow 01-26-2009 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by APhiO (Post 1770428)
APO Philippines observes LOYALTY. Loyalty to Alpha Phi Omega.

Quote:

Originally Posted by SRB (Post 1770786)
He was also a Freemason. :)

Why are these cats still trying to one-up one another? :rolleyes:

Senusret I 01-26-2009 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by knight_shadow (Post 1770954)
Why are these cats still trying to one-up one another? :rolleyes:

Anything you can mabuhay, I can mabuhay better!

knight_shadow 01-26-2009 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1770959)
Anything you can mabuhay, I can mabuhay better!

No, you can't!

Yes, I can!

:D

Unregistered- 01-26-2009 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1770959)
Anything you can mabuhay, I can mabuhay better!

My Filipino mom would be so proud of you.

Senusret I 01-26-2009 09:42 PM

It's the only word I know and that's from APO conventions. :(

JustThinking 06-17-2009 08:18 PM

1908Revelations: Why must you be so harsh with the response?
The "high and mighty"-ness could have been quelled with a simple "no."
She did not know. Was she supposed to, or did she not read the book on the dos and don'ts of being Greek?

LadyLonghorn 06-17-2009 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JustThinking (Post 1817724)
1908Revelations: Why must you be so harsh with the response?
The "high and mighty"-ness could have been quelled with a simple "no."
She did not know. Was she supposed to, or did she not read the book on the dos and don'ts of being Greek?

I think you're a couple years late with your slap down. Since you seem to fancy yourself an expert on the NPHC and its practices, have you introduced yourself in your organization's forum yet?

knight_shadow 06-17-2009 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by JustThinking (Post 1817724)
1908Revelations: Why must you be so harsh with the response?
The "high and mighty"-ness could have been quelled with a simple "no."
She did not know. Was she supposed to, or did she not read the book on the dos and don'ts of being Greek?

LOL

What the hell is wrong with this chick?


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