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Old 06-06-2003, 02:49 PM
Peaches-n-Cream Peaches-n-Cream is offline
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Originally posted by PsiU1833
Well that girl showed no loyalty to her pledge class when she abandoned them. If that girl abandoned her pledge class when times were tough, whos to say she wont abandon her sorority.
It wasn't an issue of loyalty. It was the first Saturday after bids and induction. She had only been pledging for a few days. The sisters and pledges barely knew each others names. She decided that if this is how pledging began, it could only get worse from there. She was right. I don't want to go into specific details about what exactly happened, but it was hazing by every definition. She was surprised that she was the only one who left.

Times were tough because the sorority sisters decided to haze, not because of external facts such as financial problems or illness.

Ditto to what texas*princess wrote.

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