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rnread 12-29-2008 09:15 PM

Spring Rush 2009 at UGA
 
I'm a sophomore at UGA and i'm doing Spring Rush in January. I was just wondering if anyone knows what Spring Rush is like so i can have an idea. Informal? House tours? How to dress? If anyone wants to share or goes to UGA would let me know, i'd appreciate it. Thanks

annabella 12-29-2008 09:21 PM

....you've been there, what, a year now? and rushed in the fall and still don't have a general sense of this or any real people you could ask?

rnread 12-29-2008 09:52 PM

Yeah, i know exactly how it goes. I did rush in the fall and i didn't pledge...i have talked to guys and they say it's different so i was just wondering how? Maybe your rude comments would be more helpful on someone else's post because if you have time to search through posts and leave rude comments that have nothing to do with you since your a female, then that's pretty sad.

Unregistered- 12-29-2008 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by rnread (Post 1759421)
Yeah, i know exactly how it goes. I did rush in the fall and i didn't pledge...i have talked to guys and they say it's different so i was just wondering how? Maybe your rude comments would be more helpful on someone else's post because if you have time to search through posts and leave rude comments that have nothing to do with you since your a female, then that's pretty sad.

Yeah, you won't last too long on GreekChat.

Good luck with spring rush. You'll need it.

Benzgirl 12-29-2008 09:57 PM

:rolleyes:

annabella 12-29-2008 10:09 PM

Sometimes you can more accurately answer a person's question if you take 30 seconds, click on their username, and look at their previous posts. In your case, I wanted to check and see if you were a transfer, if you'd rushed before, etc instead of having to wait and ask.

It wasn't the most polite way to phrase it, no. But I don't see how a sugar-coated response would help you. A more straightforward assessment of your situation, however, would most likely be considered rude, even here.

Unregistered- 12-29-2008 10:12 PM

I, too, checked out the rest of his posts.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...t/91174851.jpg


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