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Well, first of all, I wish that people would stop calling them "sorors" and "sorority" members. Anyone who has ANY knowledge about greekdom should know what "soror" means and thus, they are NEVER going to be anyone's "soror." People need to get up on their information.
Second, there are going to be some things in life that I will just never understand. This silliness is one of them. To me, it's akin to a child admiring her mother so much that she dresses up like her in her mother's clothes. Eventually, that child grows up and becomes her own woman. Similarly, why not just form your own fraternity? Goodness knows everybody's doing it these days so it's obviously not that difficult. LOL.
I'm perturbed about them appropriating our symbols and thereby associating our organization with their foolishness. Perhaps I need to check with my soror-friend at Corporate to see what can be done.
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