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Originally Posted by 2ndSemesterSnr
Our freshman year we thought that it was something that needed to be fixed.
Our sophomore year we lost hope, and thought it wasn't possible.
Our junior year we finally saw change.
And our senior year we get to leave behind our legacy.
Like I said in my first post, my sisters are the most amazing group of women I could have possibly dreamt of joining. They are intelligent and hilarious and far far from average. They're quirky and weird and so very beautiful. They inspire me every day. If I had ended up in any other house, I might still believe I was just an average nobody who would never amount to anything special. But my sisters have built me up and supported me through every step of my college career. They are truly one-of-a-kind women. I am so much more than average, and so is my sorority.
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This is beautiful. I don't think I've ever teared up reading a recruitment story before.
Btw, I know what you mean about the sadness of leaving college and the collegiate sorority experience. Alumnae membership can be just as valuable, though. Different, but just as valuable.
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