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No.
As a pregnant woman myself, I know that had I not been already married and an alum, I would have never been able to meet all of the demands sorority life places upon its members. I believe for the most part, it would be too taxing on most women for them to be in school, trying to take care of themselves and the baby, AND making sure to make it to the homecoming events, etc.
As far as a woman with very small kids? I'm iffy on this one. I personally believe that a woman's first responsibility belongs to her family/children, etc. I think it would be a disservice to her children if a sorority began to take priority over them. I'm sure there are women that could do it, but my personal opinion is no.
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