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I agree with dzrose. While it's true that to a point these people's actions are their own choice, it's also true that whether they realize it or not (they apparently probably don't, or don't care), anything they do reflects on both the sisters in their chapter and on the whole national organization. This is true regardless of whether or not they're wearing letters. For example... people on my campus (at least within the Greek community) generally know who I am because I took on some leadership roles within my chapter and within the community as a whole. I don't have to wear letters for them to know I'm an SAE. However I choose to behave, they're going to know that it's an SAE acting that way, so it's my duty to my brothers to make sure I'm acting according to our creed (see below in my signature).
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