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Old 12-20-2004, 04:20 PM
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Re: Re: Different Definitions

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Originally posted by emb021
#1 & #2 are pretty close. I've always gone with #2. My reading of the National Pledging Standards, you don't see the term 'neophyte' until point #20 about neophyte initation into membership thru the initiation ceremony. The term is not used when speaking about the voting by Brothers, so to me #1 doesn't count.

#3 doesn't make sense to me. What is a "pledge class initiate"?
Sorry, I missed the "s" at the end of that. I meant
A Pledge class initiated after them. So that a brother who initiated in December of 2004 would be a neophyte until the spring 2005 pledge class initiates in April 2005 and afterwards would be a prophyte. A neophyte is also considered a prophyte if a year has passed since initiation.

For an example of that in a glossary check out http://www.sru.edu/pages/9417.asp or http://members.fortunecity.com/greek...greekterms.htm


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