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Originally Posted by Maelynn1
Hmm I see what you mean. At the same time it's silly though. They really should find out a way of monitoring it beforehand.
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Yes, but Number 1, people have lives & obligations (and for the alumnae helping out at Recruitment: they have spouses, perhaps kids, jobs, pets, aging parents, etc.) and Number 2, it doesn't really set up a great precedent if you treat rushees with suspicion right off the bat. Basically people are busy and maybe finding out someone who wants to initiated in sorority #2 isn't a priority initially.
As to how people would find out - unless someone was to sever all ties with their former contacts, families, etc. a la a witness protection program, they WILL get found out. With Facebook, Twitter, Meet Up, Linked In, GC and the 5 gazillion other social networking devices out there, they will get found out.
Remember, we are talking about sorority women here, and sorority women (and women in general) DO TALK.
Signed,
CP2K, a Proud Sorority Woman.