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Originally posted by CAREPHISIG
I totally understand where you are coming from. Everyone has their own opinion on the situation about dissafilliating sisters wearing letters...
my opinion is, they are NO longer a part of Phi Sigma Sigma, so they do not have the RIGHT to wear letters. Once a Phi Sigma Sigma, Always a Phi Sigma Sigma is very true, but not if they are dissafiliated. It also depends on the situation. If a sister told everyone in your university all our secrets, would you still think they should have Phi Sig priveledges... I don't think so!!
that's my 2 cents! ; )
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I didn't say they had Phi Sig privileges but simply make a point that it will be difficult to get the letters back unless the sister is feeling charitable about hte way in which she left the organization, which most won't because they will believe as i said that they still should be allowed to wear them.
Bottom line, unless she volunteers up the letters or you can reason with her into giving them back there isn't much at all you can do.
That's why I no longer really care when I see that one sister wearing them, every other greek in the ocmmunity knows she shouldn't and comments to her about how wrong it is etc. so eventually she'll either stop wearing them and give them back or just be too scared to wear them on campus.