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Originally posted by RACooper
Yes - in my capacity as a student monitor for the college administration (required for all meetings from non-college groups).
As for your second comment I have to admit that line of thinking is pretty alien - the level of expection placed upon PNMs already knowing about an org. I'd seriously be flattered if I was approached by someone interested, and I'd be more than happy to share basic open information - I don't know whether this is due to a GLO-cultural difference, or a difference in the general knowledge of GLOs in our respective regions.
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Either way, if you have REALLY attended a BGLO informational or rush you would know that there are instances when prospectives are NOT told to "just research it."
That's fine that YOU or anyone else would be "more than happy." You can't extend this to everyone else. In the age of the internet, there is no excuse for people's inability to look up general and basic info. We have non-restricted areas on our national websites that members and nonmembers can access.
Some people would rather talk to a person, which is fine as long as you can accept the fact that the person may or may not respond to your inquiries as you would like. Instead of a "drive-by" tutorial on different GLOs on GC, some people on this board should go to different GLOs' programs and actually befriend different types of people, if possible and if this doesn't violate their "off the internet comfort level."
