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I've never heard of such a circumstance. I also went financially inactive midway through my senior year. It wasn't because I didn't want to be a Theta anymore, it was that my last year of classes required so many weekend field trips that I couldn't work, and working was how I paid dues. I hated having to do it. We had girls who would go inactive, which at the time the limit was 1 year of inactive status. After that they were expected to become dues-paying members again. Most of them just quit.
I just recently found out that my BiLs wife, my SiL, was a Tri-Delta at Ohio State back in the early 90's. She deaffiliated after 2 years though.
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