Pledging another Org

GaiaGirl07 · #1 10-17-2010, 06:38 PM

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Senusret I · #2 10-17-2010, 06:54 PM

Omega.

And the answer is yes, you can.

However:

1) Whether you will be selected depends on you and the other organization. APO may not be the reason you aren't selected, it could be anything else.

2) The other organization may not have as high of an opinion of APO as you think it does. It is always best to befriend members of the other organization first and to not make any assumptions that APO membership means anything at all to them.

3) Depending on the organization and your chapter, you MIGHT find yourself without a lot of time to be active in APO while pledging the other org. But that is something to worry about if you get selected.

rhoyaltempest · #3 10-19-2010, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by GaiaGirl07

If you are an ACTIVE member of Alpha Phi Omege, can you pledge another Frat/Soror?

And "soror" is not short for sorority. Just spell it out please.

Thanks.

Senusret I · #4 10-19-2010, 02:34 PM

She wasn't calling anyone a soror. I'm sorry that it's so deep that you felt the need to respond two days later.

rhoyaltempest · #5 10-19-2010, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I

She wasn't calling anyone a soror. I'm sorry that it's so deep that you felt the need to respond two days later.

I know what she meant and I've seen this a lot lately (using "soror" as short for sorority). Deep has nothing to do with it and 2 days ago has nothing to do with it (as if 2 days ago is a long time). It's wrong and needs to be corrected so people will know.

Senusret I · #6 10-19-2010, 02:42 PM

Maybe soror is short for sorority when you're typing it. Other than you, who cares? There's a lot of "probate" shows on youtube you might want to go nitpick with if you're intent on being the Miss Manners of Greekdom.

DrPhil · #7 10-20-2010, 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by GaiaGirl07

Clearly you had nothing better to do than come view my thread and NOT even answer the question. That could have been the least you could have done and then throw in a (btw, soror is not short...). I really did not think it that big of a deal. However I appreciate you wanting to educate other people in their mishaps. You could stand to be a little nicer about it and not so rude.

SenusretI already answered your question that you posted in your forum.

The good thing is that you deleted your assessment of her beginning the sentence with "and."

rhoyaltempest · #8 10-20-2010, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by GaiaGirl07

Clearly you had nothing better to do than come view my thread and NOT even answer the question. That could have been the least you could have done and then throw in a (btw, soror is not short...). I really did not think it that big of a deal. However I appreciate you wanting to educate other people in their mishaps. You could stand to be a little nicer about it and not so rude.

Nothing about my post was rude. You haven't seen rude around here but stick around. Perception is everything.