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Old 08-08-2008, 07:39 PM
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We do formal dinners with speeches for rush, but never with a sorority. And games just seem out of place after a formal dinner to me.
Agree. We always had girls who were girlfriends of brothers or hung out with our chapter. By inviting one single sorority, hot or medium, you will never find one where all of the members are into your fraternity. You run the risk of a few sorority members whispering into the ears of pnms about the fraternity they really hang out with.
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