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Originally Posted by DannyM
To the OP: One thing to keep in mind is that as a senior, you've already gotten most of what you'll get out of the fraternity experience.
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This has no relation to the topic of this thread, but I have a major issue with this statement. You're in college for four years, you're in your fraternity for life. If you involvement ends when you graduate you are losing out on what many describe as the most rewarding part of your fraternity experience. I can't speak from personal experience (YET!) but so many greekchatters attest to the real, lasting bonds they've formed with people after they've graduated. In his Founders Day Message, our "AA" (International President) commented on how he attended a brother's wedding recently and realized that none of the brothers their were even from his chapter, yet they were some of the brothers he was closest too.
Sorry for the rant, you may now return to your regularly scheduled GC.