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Originally posted by AchtungBaby80
OK, I think I see what APhiDarling is trying to say. What she means is, she doesn't necessarily want to be involved with her sorority to the extent she is now when she's out of school, but she will always consider herself a sister. (Is that anywhere near right, APhiDarling??) And I don't feel that there's anything wrong with that. I'm not saying I myself won't stay involved as an alum, but there are other things that I would like to move on to after I graduate and it depends on how everything fits in. No matter what, though, I will always be a DZ.
As a side note, though, I admire all those who remain active after college--we couldn't do it without you all!
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That's fine, and I completely understand that. Not everyone has the time or inclination. It was her reference(s) to those who do stay very involved as "hung up on sorority life" and "pathetic" that pissed me off. National volunteers are not trying to relive their college days - believe me - the ones who only want to do that are usually the last ones to get involved since everything in the Greek world has changed so much.
oh and APhi, I said that you should "quit now and avoid the rush" not quit rush.
