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Originally posted by SSS1365
Say a member of your GLO terminates their own membership. Should he/she give back things like letters? Like especially ones that were passed down through the "family?"
I ask because this happened in my chapter. A girl quit the sorority and disaffiliated, but refused to give back the passed-down stuff so that it could be passed on to new members once they were initiated. She also wouldn't give up her pin, arguing that she paid for it. But the pin is the property of the GLO technically, and a person who is not an initiated member shouldn't have it, IMHO. And I could be wrong, but I think you're supposed to send it back to nationals. I also don't think a non-member should have letters. We couldn't figure out why she wanted to keep the stuff, since she made the decision to leave and they obviously meant nothing to her.
So what does everyone else think?
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Perhaps she wanted to do something naughty in 3S letters, to make you all look bad. Sororities do this quite often at our school, especially to sororities who steal other sororities bus ride songs. You know what I mean, SSS1365?
