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There was a very popular soap actress who had pledged one of the sororities on my campus. So the chapter attained autographed photos, which they mailed to PNMs. Consequences weren't so harsh back then so the chapter was only asked not to do it again.
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An actual conversation I had with a PNM this past year began with her looking around and surveying the other members and making a comment about our blonde/brunette ratio. I thought it was a bit silly but figured she was just nervous. Then she said “I heard that y’all made new members dye their hair blonde to get initiated” –completely ludicrous!
Swapping stories that night revealed several girls got the same question and it was investigated by Rho Gammas. They were able to track it back to members of another sorority. I don’t remember if it resulted in an infraction (we found it pretty funny and even incorporated it into skit day). As for infractions in general, the tattling gets ridiculous and there’s plenty of false accusations. Someone mentioned infractions for stepping on the public sidewalk – I don’t know if this was also the case but we couldn’t step into the grass in our own front yard (felt like you were walking a tightrope walking girls out) and you couldn’t sing until you were back inside the house. |
Our Campus PHA has the chapter(s) involved in infractions write letters of apology to all the other houses on campus. Is this common practice?
On one hand, I like it, but overall I'm not a fan. Most of the letters are really hasty and awful. (Along the lines of "We are sorry we got a rush infraction. We understand why there are rules and are sorry for breaking them".). In addition, a few of the younger members of our recruitment committee were shocked by the number of letters. It made them think that everyone on campus was dirty rushing. It took us a few weeks to convince them that this was not the case and even longer to convince them that we still weren't allowed to break any rules. |
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The down side might be that chapters' alumna support can vary, and it's not the fault of the collegiate members.
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When I was a Recruitment counselor we basically told the chapters that they better damn well avoid turning in bogus or ridiculous infractions. We have a rule that within the town during recruitment sorority members have to have a button on identifying them as greek...obviously, the buttons will occasionally fall off or get left behind and this was the most common waste of time infraction turned in. We just told them it would look better to PNM's if they could muster up some Panhellenic spirit and spend more time recruiting than watching each other.
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