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Originally Posted by aurorablue
To ladygreek,
This is my last post to you because I'm getting nowhere and you seem to like twisting my words. I never said or would ever say that stepping is a validation for the purpose of my sorority or for any of the NPHC orgs for that matter. How dare you imply that!!!!!! And I know a whole lot of DSTs that wouldn't appreciate you saying such a thing either. It sounds like you don't know too much about the other NPHC orgs, only your own which is really closed minded of you. But then maybe you didn't have the "undergrad experience," where on some campuses the NPHC orgs are very tight and learn a great deal about eachother and do community service together.
In my original post I say that I am not opposed to others stepping, especially if it keeps kids off the streets (read my original post again), but I present my reasons for why I don't like what's going on currently. And guess what? Those are MY opinions (not my sorority's) and I'm entitled to them.
As for community service, community service is ofcourse our top priority, my top priority; hence the SGRho motto "Greater Service, Greater Progress" and wherever Sigma is we are always commended for the amount of community service we do. So don't go there please!!! Do a little research into other NPHC orgs besides your own and you'll find this to be true for yourself. But just as community service is important, scholarship, sisterhood, and yes stepping can also be important (especially to undergrads) and needed to provide diversity in our activities.
As I said before this conversation is over between you and me. I have too much respect for DST and the other NPHC orgs to allow you to take me where I don't want to go...all because I have an opinion that is different from yours.
Peace.
Aurorablue, SGRho, Spr. 93
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Dam! (I mean, please). That was a bit harsh considering you don't know LadyGreek and I know she didn't mean it like the way you interpreted it. Please take a step back, get to know this forum before you jump all out there like that.
And come over to the SGRho forum, introduce yourself and get to know your other Sorors here. Welcome to GC!