Dianne wrote-As far as what to tell your daughter about knowing which sorority views her as a sister, I can say only this: You just know. It's almost like intuition. She will feel like she is among friends, like she is completely at home. It's hard to describe, but if the sisters really like her, they will let her know in a way that is discreet, but unmistakable. Wish her luck from all of us at Greek Chat.
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"Seek the noblest."
Zeta Love! <3
Dianne, I hope you don't mind, but I used your quote prior to my last statement in the letter I wrote my daughter. What wonderful advice!
I believe she can participate in rush empowered due to the information gleaned from this board. I know there are many others who are not participating, yet gaining from the information that you all have shared. I would wish for every rushee and every sorority, the most successful rush
(with a perfect match) in their history. I would like to add that every sorority is a single pledge class away from turning their sorority into one of the "power houses" All it takes is the ability to really see the rushee and recognize the potential that may be hidden.
"To thine own self be true." This is one important aspect of the selection process we must teach our children, to listen, with a trained ear, to their hearts. I will post on the rushee thread the outcome of my daughters journey! Good luck to all and thank you!
[This message has been edited by justamom (edited August 08, 2001).]
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