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Old 01-13-2004, 01:23 PM
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There's a thread about drinking in your letters in GL, and, while we were undergraduates, we definitely did not drink, smoke or swear in our letters or on public Kappa property (at least not on purpose, there were tiems girls forgot to take off lavaliers, but when they noticed it, they usually took them off or hid them then).

Since I don't have the constitution handy, does that same rule apply to alumnae? I'm referring mostly to drinking because for our Founder's Day dinner with my local alumnae group, we have a nice dinner at a local country club with a social hour beforehand. Almost all of us wear our badges, and we usually have a glass of wine or a cocktail (though we limit it to one or maybe two; there are few spring chickens in our group, and those of us that are younger aren't exactly the party hearty type anymore). We're in a private room and the only people that come in and out, besides us, are the wait staff.

Do you feel the same rule should apply? Or, because we are of legal age and are responsible, is it allowable? I didn't even think twice about it at the time. Just curious.
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It's gonna be a hootenanny.
Or maybe a jamboree.
Or possibly even a shindig or lollapalooza.
Perhaps it'll be a hootshinpaloozaree. I don't know.
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