Cream--

I'm sorry, you're right! I meant you and I pledged in the old days when the fifth S was sororoity :)

Get out the canes, older sisters in the house! Actually, I mean 'experienced' sisters or sisters with history. LOL! ;)
In my last post, I meant that it is important to remember to take care of 'self' in terms of mental and emotional health and personal development. :cool:

The 5th S used to stand for sorority?? I've only ever known them as self, sisterhood, social, scholarship and sisterhood.

By the way great topic, I'm an MDA for our eastern canada/ny region and this has given me a few new ideas :).

One important thing to tell your pledges is the values of your organization. Not the values of your General Fraternity or even what you should be following, but the values that you and other members follow everyday. That way people can associate themselves with the right group of people.