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Sista, there is really no way for me to discuss this without offending anyone and that is not my intention. Again, I will say that honorary membership is fine for female orgs. You do not have to defend it. My feeling for male orgs is that you don't ask people to join your org if they haven't sought membership and have not the time nor inclination to be initiated in the traditional manner, be they famous, noble, and/or influential.
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I can't speak for other organizations but from my experience,my organizations does not have honorary members.If the Prince of Whales wanted to pledge he would have to go through intake like anyone else.I personally don't agree with a person being invited to a function or a convention and then told that he can be a honorary member with all the priveleges as the rest of us.Especially if the person does not have a College degree.
I have heard of one organization that claim famous people even after they are dead.That's a desperate cry for membership.I hope that all famous members of every organization listed in the Divine Nine are truly initiated members. |
I can't speak for other organizations but from my experience,my organizations does not have honorary members.If the Prince of Whales wanted to pledge he would have to go through intake like anyone else.I personally don't agree with a person being invited to a function or a convention and then told that he can be a honorary member with all the priveleges as the rest of us.Especially if the person does not have a College degree.
I have heard of one organization that claim famous people even after they are dead.That's a desperate cry for membership.I hope that all famous members of every organization listed in the Divine Nine are truly initiated members. |
Don't quote me on this, but I believe Steve Harvey had a degree already. i do know that when he was in college he pledge Que, but his line was dropped. He was just finishing something he started a long time ago.
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http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/confused.gif Maybe I'm losing my mind, but I thought DoggyStyle82 had posted where the Bruhs he mentioned crossed. http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/confused.gif
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Deja Vu perhaps? girl, I know that "new job" has not made you "lose your mind up in here, up in here" lol http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/wink.gif http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif Seriously, I know earlier he posted that they were not honorary. I don't know... |
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Didn't Steve Harvey "go over" not too long ago? So, is he enrolled in school somewhere taking classes towards a degree or does he already have a degree? http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/confused.gif That goes for David Justice, too. What about Shaq? He JUST received his degree from LSU last semester and when he "crossed" he was in "the league"... |
I noticed Jim Vance, a news anchor for NBC in Washington, D.C. is a Kappa Alpha Psi. He mentioned that recently during an evening news cast. I thought that was pretty cool.
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David Justice was intake thru the Atl grad chapter Shaq was not allowed to pledge by his coach as an u/g, he was intake thru the grad in Orlando. Bill Cosby pledged as an u/g at Temple Univ and belongs to a grad chapter in NYC Ahmad Rashad is grad intake in NY. None of them are honorary and they all sought Omega. |
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Bill Cosby did not become a member at Temple as an undergrad. He became a member at Beta Alpha Alpha Chapter of White Plains New York in 1988.
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I think there are a lot of misconceptions around honorary membership in the NPHC. Yes, these members are invited to join because they are extraordinary in their professional fields (and yes, they are really initiated as members), but becoming an honorary member does not mean that you are not involved in your organization. We've had honoraries for years and many of them (past and present) are active in grad chapters and really come to love the sorority just as much as those who aren't honoraries. And the bottom line is that we're all equal in the sorority. Many also represent their organizations on their own while working with other organizations and projects that they're involved in. So being an honorary does not necessarily mean that you are just a billboard for an organization. If your organization doesn't have honorary members and you're okay with that, great...but don't knock others especially when you really don't know the extent of which these members are involved in their organizations.
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