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Originally posted by AlphaChiCutie
It's a delicate issue. We had several BIG legacies come through this year (ie every female member of their family was an AXO). Usually, in our sorority, I've seen that they are some of the most active, enthusiastic members because they've heard so much about sorority life for so long and are very eager to partake in what their relatives did.
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Oh I am all about legacies that want to be there - and as far as everyone knows the girl in the first situation wanted to be a DG from the start. I was the only one who saw how much she was complaining about DG and that if she didn't go Tri-Delt everyone in her town would think she was a failure. Once they cut her, she was like "I guess DG won't cut me because of my mom - alright I like DG now."
I was hoping that one of our 2 Rho Chis was a DG and could send some kind of word back to the mainland. hahaha But even if one of them were I knew they couldn't do that. One of my Rho Chi's who turned out to be a Chi-O was so upset when she learned her chapter was going to give a bid to this one girl who was making out with the deejay at one of the nightly rush gatherings we had. She got kind of depressed because there was nothing she could do.