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Old 04-27-2010, 02:33 PM
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From what I understand, not all of the sororities participate. I know that a lot of the houses on campus made above their quota... does this mean they will definitely not be not participating in COB week?

I have also heard that many girls wait until their second year to join, and that they participate in formal and informal recruitment. From the people I've talked to, being a sophomore shouldn't be a problem.

And one final question! I'm a legacy to a sorority on campus, and it's my understanding that I'm supposed to have my legacy relative send a former letter to the house... should I do that in the fall or wait til before formal rush in the spring. Sorry for all the questions but I really appreciate it!
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