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Originally Posted by ASTalumna06
As for paying attention to the alum... that's another problem. It's not even that they're more focused on their dates. Half the time the dates all hang out together while the sisters dance. lol. But I don't know if the actives understand the importance of talking to (or at least introducing themselves to) the alumae at formal. But that's kind of hard to gague with there always being so few of them there. But I think that with a much larger number of them, it might be different. I know that it was 5 years ago.
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Consider a receiving line, at least for the chapter officers to meet the alumnae before they're seated.
Less ideal would be a seating chart, making sure alums and collegians are interspersed instead of segregated.
I know for my APO chapter anniversaries, pledge classes prefer to sit together. So a receiving line may be better.