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Originally Posted by rockwallgreek
My chapter was a struggling chapter when I pledged. It was a struggling chapter when I initiated. It closed within two years. I've served my fraternity, Alpha Gamma Delta, for many years. My four daughters are Alpha Gams...they learned the songs, chants, colors and how important squirrels were, their entire life. They watched me work with chapters and we even went to a convention as a family.
Yesterday, I met up with a sister from my chapter and it was wonderful! The years melted as we talked.
Now, my question. Why are there so many posts here about resigning? I get transferring schools. I get that your chapter closed. Been there, done that. Why are collegiates jumping ship so quickly? Why are there even big/little questions? I just don't get it. I made promises at initiation. They meant something. Can anyone answer?
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I think it's because collegians think of sorority membership as being a college thing. Especially freshmen/sophomores who haven't been exposed to alumnae life at all.