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Originally Posted by SECdomination
How often do brothers/sisters from other chapters stop by your chapter house just to visit?
What about spending a weekend there?
Or did any of you even let them in?
My chapter just got thrown into an uncomfortable situation recently. One of our chapters from another part of the state is VERY different from my own, and about 15 of them wanted to come "party for the weekend" up here.
On the one hand, yes, they are our brothers, so we want to be courteous and let them into our home. But on the other, we probably won't like each other, so we could just tell them "no" they can't come.
I'd like to see if there's a general consensus about an appropriate course of action.
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We've had these types before.
Absolute trash. Created alot of problems. Acting like assholes is the appropriate way to go about it, so chapters like them will hear about it and stay away.
When chapters come up for games they can be fun though. They're usually our sorts of people and we have a blast tailgating.
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Originally Posted by Leslie Anne
lack of true brotherhood
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O RLY?
How exactly do you determine that they have a "lack of true brotherhood?"
Are random people suppose to be our "brothers" when we had never met them before and went through a vastly different fraternity experience as our own? Are we realy brothers? Are we really expected to treat them as such?
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Last edited by Elephant Walk; 03-22-2008 at 06:17 AM.
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