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I agree with some of the stuff that mccoyred has presented, but some of it I can't really "amen" to.
When I was an undergrad there were situations which made many of my lss bitter when it seemed as if everything was beginning to "gel". Many of us graduated being bitter. However, SOME of us went on to become GM after graduation and eventually transferring into a Graduate chapter. If I would have let the feelings I had from my LATTER experience as an UG take over, I probably would not have become active with a graduate chapter or as a GM (after graduation) and would be "out there" like many of my sorors AND many of my lss.
So, I really do not think that my UG experience determined if I wanted to remain active or not. I think it was SOMETHING I HAD TO DO!
What do you (Greeks) feel about the relationship of UG experiences determining your active or nonactive status or how you view your organization?
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