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Please just take it from a fairly new person on this board, and I've been reading this fairly interesting discussion.
I can see why this forum is really a bad idea to exist. I, like some others, happen to come across this forum and saw this thread. Obviously, it "IMPLIED" us some "REALLY WRONG" info that mislead us, despite whether it was intentionally misleading or not. AI is invitation only - this was mislead by certain long journey posts that gave hopeful PNAM the illusion that we can do it to. That's why it's probably not a good idea to give special attention to these posts by making a seperate forum. Have them post in their respective GLO forums. I'm sure most members DO NOT want to mislead people. The sticky about the the list of successful AI's should probably be taken off as well. While I understand that it's great to celebrate these successful women for making it through, it also allows PNAM to play guessing game as to which GLO does AI or what not. As most of you put it, these ladies are members, not second class citizens, so I personally do not see the need to post a list of AIs when it can give a potential to mislead people. Also I DO NOT think that members on this forum are Anti AI. I've been reading this forum and just can't see anything about bashing AI. Also for the mods, I notice the thread about non-collegiate sororities has been taken down. I personally found it really useful, so I would hope to see it back. Also directing PNAM to nationals, or ever doing research on their local AA would be a way to go, if they do not have any ties or whatsoever. If they have friends in a sorority, encourage them to talk to them and help out with their chapter or whatsoever. So i guess my point is that this forum will MISLEAD people. A sticky would be good enough to do the explaining. GC shouldn't even take the burden of modding this forum... That's just my 2 cents...:) (hides to avoid attacks, haha :p ) |
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You also missed the part where I said that even without GC, a PNM can still get the information she's seeking anywhere else on the internet. You can't do that for AI. GC is treated like a greek wikipedia. For the most part, the information is accurate, but you don't know for sure. The reason PNMs are so readily helped is because recruitment is an open event and the main mode of intake for GLOs. AI isn't. Did you find anywhere else that provided AI information when you were looking on the internet? |
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Reach The Limit, can I ask you a serious, honest to God question?
Why would someone in your position choose to go through the gauntlet of AI in an NPC organization -- which is much more tricky without like having a good friend or relative in an organization -- instead of attempting to join a community sorority that is designed to intake adult women? Actually, that's my biggest question for all PNAMs....why aren't you looking at community sororities that are designed for adult intake? I certainly don't want to speak for any of the members of these community sororities or imply that it's somehow "easier" to gain membership into them, but seriously...WHY NPC??? |
That's what I wonder, too. Having been a member of several alumnae associations around the US, and having friends in other NPC's with varying levels of alumnae involvement, most of us find greater ranges of activity and fulfillment within groups where the focus in programming is on us and the phase of life we are currently in, not us at age 20.
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ReachTheLimit, maybe you can shed some light on what draws you to NPC orgs over community sororities specifically? |
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Maybe it is because of the awareness that they found in College. So, if for some reason that they want to try to join a GLO that they admire, who are any of you to judge this person? So, no one has AIed from GC? Slap them in the face and tell them they are not good enough to be a member of your GLO! This is another brilliant statement about AIing. YES YES YES! PNAMs.... there are groups -- sororities even -- that are specifically designed for women like you! They're out there! Take advantage of them! You'd think that if ritual/philanthropy/sisterhood draws you to greek life, then you would want to attempt to join a community sorority which encompasses everything you want and yet isn't as exceedingly rare as NPC AI! |
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In places like Texas, it's more like early 20s, after college is done. Kinda like a continuation of sorority life..... and in the JL that I was in, there were a lot of Texans, due to the oil and gas connection, so they told me all about the League back in Houson, etc. |
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