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I think that it is an unfortunate truth that while one bad pledge class can sink a lower-status sorority, it really won't affect a higher-status one. I can think of one pledge of the top sorority on my campus who we cut - she was fat, ugly and rude. Her nickname was "Ape" - she had the whole unibrow thing working. But her being a member of the top sorority didn't hurt her group at all - she was indeed a legacy, and they were strong enough (in terms of numbers) to be able to absorb a few not-so-great pledges. 6 "bad" pledges don't show up in a pledge class of 30 - 40 the way they do in one of 10 - 15.
eta - It's a shame Tennessee is no longer in the south. I'll inform my APH . . . .
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Last edited by SWTXBelle; 02-27-2008 at 04:48 PM.
Reason: eta - you learn something new every day!
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Do you think that this can detrimentally effect the status of being on "top"?
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