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I went to the website, and looked under sororities.Your group wasn't listed there. If they are listed elsewhere, fine, but spare me the "do your research". I did - and drew the obvious conclusion. If you are indeed recognized, well then good for you. You have a faculty advisor and turned in paperwork.
I'll try to spell it out so you can understand - the point is not that a person with a tattoo should be cut. The point is that in a situation where you have a limited amount of time to make an impression you do not want something as insignificant as a tattoo to overshadow your personality. I've got sisters (sorority and biological) with tattoos, piercings and funky hairstyles. There are actually many threads here about sorority tattoos - do your research before you post.
Given the smug, self-satisfied nature of your posts (as though your little copy-cat group could teach GLOs with over 100 years of history and literally millions of sisters anything about sisterhood!) it isn't a generational thing - it's a maturity thing. Grow up.
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Last edited by SWTXBelle; 03-31-2008 at 09:40 AM.
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