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I think what you have to remember, too, is that this is not just a college thing. As our chapter advisor said to our new graduates at alum ceremony this year, "Being an alum is truly the best time of your life in your sorority." If she sticks it out and is reasonably happy there, she'll have a LOT of opportunities to take a more active role or one she likes more after she graduates. Each chapter of a sorority is different; ABC might be the most popular sorority at one chapter and struggling for numbers at another. It varies the same with the overall personality.
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