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Old 09-19-2006, 09:00 PM
PeppyGPhiB PeppyGPhiB is offline
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I'm playing the Devil's Advocate here, but honestly I think a lot of PNMs would love to be in that spot of being asked to dinner by a sorority they might be interested in. If that were the case, I doubt they'd report it. Most likely to report something like this are PNMs who are not being asked to dinner, and sororities that are playing by the rules.

For those of you that do deferred recruitment, how do you handle dirty rushing at things like parties? It happened on my campus with only a few weeks before the start of classes and rush, so I imagine with a whole semester/two quarters of classes it must be close to unavoidable.
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Last edited by PeppyGPhiB; 09-19-2006 at 09:02 PM. Reason: ETA: by parties I mean open parties, not sorority-hosted events.
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