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Originally Posted by bejazd
maybe coincidence is a strong word...I'll try to think of a better one.
The legacy issue is so near and dear to all of us...but I'd like to think that all NPC legacies bring something special to whatever NPC group they join in that they are carrying on the NPC tradition and bringing all of us closer together as Panhellenic sisters.
My mom was initiated into a different NPC at the school she attended...her experience was hers, but I know her love and lifelong dedication to her GLO inspired me to love and be dedicated to my sorority! My sister attended yet another school and chose another GLO. Add in the aunts and cousins and there are a lot of NPCs represented in the gene pool!
Darn it, I specifically ordered up GPhiB legacies both times I was pregnant and still got these stinkin' boys. I wonder what the stats are on boys marrying girls who are members of their mom's NPC????  I can dream, can't I? |
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Originally Posted by AOIIalum
I'm afraid I'm quite guilty on this one. Three pregnancies, three boys, zero legacies! My oldest will be a HS junior this year, and is he even considering a college with an AOII chapter? Of course not, but I'm not even close to giving up. If I don't get a legacy by birth, there's always marriage, right?  |
The closer they get to marrying age the more you need to make sure you're involved in your alumnae chapters. Also be sure to advise the local collegiate chapter. Then volunteer to chaperone all socials and drag your son as your date. Then be sure to introduce him around to all your sisters!