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Originally posted by HotDamnImAPhiMu
Usually I'm with S&S but I'm going to have to go with DeltAlumn and AGDee on this one.
That said, Shakodat, you said:
OK. No no no no no.
(1) Of course I don't need to describe the rush system in place now to you; you know rush is an absolute whirlwind of parties and best behavior and decisions and effort. Not exactly the best situation in which to get to know the innermost part of each girl.
That said, Gamma Phi Beta and every other panhellenic sorority have been holding women to the highest ideal of womanhood (whose motto is that?) for decades. And Gamma Phi Beta and every other panhellenic sorority have had women in their sisterhood who made bad decisions, who were in bad situations, and who didn't stand for everything the organization stands for. We're all trying to do the best we can, and improve each other however we can.
(2) GeekyPenguin didn't say anything about the chapter's activity in all this. For all we know they had a gigantic intervention with 80 sisters and then took her bodily to a detox center where she escaped three hours later from the confines of her hospital room. Let's not jump all over somebody for admitting our great orgs. sometimes have a bad apple or two.
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The highest type of womanhood is our motto.
Zeta Phi Beta also has a very similar one, I believe.
And I didn't really feel like ShadoKat was attacking me - I think that to a certain extent that we should be there for our sister. But after a certain point, which frankly was similiar to the one you described in situation 2, you just want to give up. I can't really discuss this any further without giving away priviledged Gamma Phi business, but at some point -- girls go wrong!