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Originally Posted by BAckbOwlsgIrl
BAT SHIT CRAZINESS aside, my experience has been that after a while it doesn't matter what GLO you were in, just that you were in one at all. There seems to be a certain bond of members of GLOs. It is that we know that we all have similar values and standards. And probably more importantly, ironically, is that we all know what we had to go through in our GLO's; meetings, community service, study hours, fun times, formals, and doing all the stuff that we weren't supposed to do but did anyway, etc.
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This has happened to me more than a few times now. I was attending a large benefit event in Louisville sponsored by a date's place of employment. We were seated at large tables where the men all knew each other from work and none of the women at the table had met before. I was seated with an AGD from Georgia and a Theta from Kentucky. It gave us something to break the ice and it ended up being an enjoyable evening even while our dates were working the room. Even though our schools are different and we were from different groups, we definitely had shared experiences.