oh no!!!!!!!!

I guess you can get something cute, and on sale, that will be mulit use...??? I'm always a big fan of the borrow method. :)

I think it would be honest to say that seniors levels of participation and/or expections from the chapter of the seniors vary from chapter to chapter.

I'm almost certain that there are some chapters that give more "leeway" than others with the participation levels of the senior members.

On a national level however, ADPi does have a policy that 5th year seniors may apply for Early Alum Status. I think that can only be applied to an individual if they have been active 8 full semesters, and special circumstances, but I don't remember the technical terminology of it.

Um...it's pretty hard to become an undergrad alum unless you have a very serious situation, and becomming alum is your only option. So i don't think it's easily possible for a senior to do so, just because of school. We have a "Transition Officer" for seniors and about once every couple of months the seniors have their OWN monday night meeting/get together. It is required to come to everything senior or new initiate. It is a little harder for the entire senior class to show up to everything like monday night meeting, but they still have to have a legit excuse or make up for their absence. I personally think there should be some leeway for seniors. It's a tough time and it is the rest of the chapter's obligation to keep it going because the seniors won't be there much longer.