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C'mon now, AF. You know the space-time continuum was compromised when the prez didn't send in the paperwork to HQ on time.
But seriously, hopefully she's learned a lesson here. |
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anyways, I am a sophmore, obviously i was just initated last April. My chapter CLEARLY doesnt know all the rules, or processes, nor did my prez let me know when I told her that this process takes time. so yeah, i was fusterated because this fusteration has just been a build of different situations that have happened! I began to not take my chapter seriously. there was NO sisterhood there. half the time girls wouldnt show up for meetings, go to events, etc. Our school had a panhellnic(sp?) car wash to raise money. I wanted to go, because you know car washes are fun and I wanted to raise money. All the girls in the other sororities went(there were 2 other sororities). Did any of the ABC girls show up? Only I and another girl, and THATS it. hmm...sounds like great sisterhood to me. Just little things like that really bothered me, but I didnt switch schools because of the sorority. I switch for other reasons that I wont justify on here. Yeah, but now with going on this and asking for advice, I got my questions answered, and for future reference I now know that process takes time |
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That was a JOKE about the whole space-time continuum thing. That's why my next sentence started with, "But seriously..." If you can't take that kind of joke, then you're the one who should go someplace where someone actually cares. :rolleyes: Oh, and by the way, it's FRUSTRATED, not fusterated. And I'm not being rude by pointing that out. |
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oh hahaha i got ur joke..i was referring to AF's comment. Yeah, that word has always been a difficult one to rememeber how to spell. They seriously should put spell checker on here |
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It looks like this: http://greekchat.com/gcforums/images...r/spelling.gif |
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p.s. see all the bolded words? if you hit F7, you mightve known that you.can't.spell. |
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sheesh, if i judged my sorority's sisterhood based on our turnout to certain events... im sorry, you just sound like a loser to me. a grammatically-incorrect drama queen that can't get her story together for a message board. there's no other way to say it. whoops, let me go make rude comments where somewhere cares. :rolleyes: quote] Ok. Picture this... you are going to a school with lets say 4,000 students. ABC and XYZ are at Total with 40 girls and EFG is lets say 30.(I am in ABC and we had 40 after rush) Its meeting time. only about 14 girls show up to a MEETING!!! then your prez e-mails the chapter say "hey..lets all get together tonight to watch Greys, some of SPJ(frat) will be there to" that e-mail was just sent out to for all of us to hang out as a group together..5 of us go, including myself. I being the only girl in my pledge class. Its greek week, the only time that ABC participated was for the "unknown" keg race. then again that car wash. when people dont do things together as a group, which is the reason y we are all in it, makes it seem like they dont care, which is most defiently the impression I got as my new memeber period went on. I would of DP, but I decided to wait it out, I thought "its going to get better, its going to get better" the girls were ALWAYS consistanly with their boyfriends..constantly. The only time i felt sisterhood, was during ritual or when we HAD to be together. I guess I was just disappointed. and I left my school yes, because they didnt have my major.. I've just typed that so many times, that I felt I didnt have to anymore I think half way through the semester |
I can't remember if you were going to a bigger school (I think you were) but don't judge the new school's chapter on the old school's. They could be completely different and you could love it at your new school. And it could be that you would have never had a snowball's chance in hell at BEING in that chapter in your new school if you hadn't already initiated. So maybe this all happened for a reason.
Small school systems are not like big ones. There are often people in the groups that aren't very "gung ho" and think things like intramurals and Greek week are a stupid waste of time. You happened to join a really un-gung ho group. That's life. If you stuck around you might be able to change it, but it's a moot point since you're leaving due to your major. And I have no idea what national group you're in, but I'm guessing due to the size of your old school it's one of the smaller ones. The smaller national groups do not have the staff that the larger ones do and sometimes things take longer. And yeah...spell check and leave mom out of it. |
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i am not going to say which group it is, but it is one of the smaller organization. They dont have nearly have as many chapters as DZ or phi beta pi (i think thats rights), so It was very hard to find a school that was in a reasonable amount of distance ( I am actually 12 hrs away from home now, but thats as far as I will go)and that had my major, which is to say the least not that common. It kinda sucks, I felt like (i dont wanna say screwed) but for lack of a better word, screwed. just because at my old school they made such a big deal about having so much fun, getting the best grades, etc. and yeah, I did feel comfortable around them, so I felt like I made the right choice, but still the fact that you say they are gung ho, is SO true! |
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You are so confusing. |
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no, they made a big deal about having fun during rush. I wasnt fed up with them, I was dissappointed. |
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