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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06
Also, as the number of legacies increase, moms and such need to keep in mind that the chapters can't take every single one of them.
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I think the concept of extending special consideration to legacies is very important, because you're getting someone who has seen over as much as 18 years what the GLO means to the family member.
I don't understand why sororities would agree to policies that make them eliminate legacies
they would otherwise want. To have to cut someone who wants to join, and the chapter wants, seems the height of arbitrary.
Nothing in the policies, though, should require a chapter to consider a member they don't want, legacy or not. Nor should anything require a rushee to consider a house she doesn't want, legacy or not.