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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog
I had a similar experience. I don't think the version of Advantage I had (the very first edition, I was the first pledge class not to use Encounter) even had a list of the other NPCs. Also, there was no mention of the rule about being initiated into one NPC disqualifies you from ever pledging another. I remember one of my sisters getting snippy with me because I asked her when our chapter closed if we could join another sorority.
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The first version of Advantage was awful. It had NO history, just all touchy feely journaling garbage.
I don't think you should be required to learn all the other groups, but EVERY group should have a list of all the fraternities/sororities in their conference somewhere in their pledge materials and it should be pointed out by the pledge educator. I do think you should be required to learn all the groups on your campus, simply in the name of social interaction and Greek unity. This used to be a lot easier when you had to go out and ask them all for signatures. It's a little difficult now that the pledges are cloistered.
