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Ok, everyone.
I have already appologized to the AOIIs, and I will do so again. I did not mean to insult your sorority's traditions. When I first read your badge policy, it was the first time that I had heard of a GLO requiring their badge to be worn above another. I didn't realize so many other GLOs had the same policy.
I *still* think it's a shame that a girl in two GLOs couldn't wear both the badges at the same time. And that's fine for many of you to disagree with me. But just udnerstand that I'm used to a GLO that requires the badge to be worn on the same level as another. Just as many of you are used to and feel stronly about YOUR badge policy, I feel strongly about mine.
Things like this, there ARE no "right" answers. I'll feel the way I do, and you'll feel the way you do. And that's fine. Sometimes the best thing to do is just to agree to disagree.
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