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Old 05-10-2008, 10:31 PM
DSTRen13 DSTRen13 is offline
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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 View Post
I think you misunderstand what "dry" means. Dry doesn't mean no drinking EVER EVER. It just means that alcohol can only be served at certain social events (i.e. formal/mixers/date parties) and only to those who are 21 and over.
Dry can mean different things to different orgs (different insurance policies, different campus definitions, etc.). This seems like a pretty liberal-leaning definition to me.

But under any definition I've ever heard, for any unofficial (read: does not have the sorority's name attached to it) gathering of sisters, drinking is no big deal. And as with most groups, some people will drink more, some less, and some not at all. Part of being a sisterhood is learning to accept those differences and get along together.
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