Classy members - Page 2

knight_shadow · #1 09-13-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DrPhil

And people wonder why I always place myself on a pedestal.

ColdInCanada11 · #2 09-13-2010, 01:44 PM

Besides being completely immature and out of line, how is this in anyway "Recruitment" related??

knight_shadow · #3 09-13-2010, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ColdInCanada11

Besides being completely immature and out of line, how is this in anyway "Recruitment" related??

Because we have to be mindful of what we say when talking to other adults!

Barbie's_Rush · #4 09-13-2010, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TriDelta alum

After reading through recruitment stories for a couple of years now, there are two Greekchat members whom I have come to immensely respect. Here's to you FSUZTA and ELLEBUD. Perhaps it's because you have daughters who have recently gone through recruitment (on both sides) and you understand the mindset and emotions of 18 and 19 year old young women (women this age are NOT always reasonable and put together!) Both of you show maturity and class that is often severely lacking with other frequent posters at this site (uh ummm 33girl, VandalSquirrel) Ladies, let's remember YOU are adults.

Yeah, you're all about being classy. Talk about being a public embarrassment to your organization. Who's the "adult" now?

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Originally Posted by TriDelta alum

This is probably not going to be a popular thing to say, but there are many alums who feel like Tri Delta Nationals jumped at this opportunity to close what is considered a weak chapter at Miami. The chapter had many positives, but the fact remained that it was considered one of the bottom three chapters at Miami. Tri Delta is very strong at other schools in the midwest and the Miami chapter was never the shining star Nationals wanted it to be.

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Originally Posted by TriDelta alum

My older son attended a sorority formal on the very same night that the Pi Phi formal took place and he said although he doesn't remember seeing adult advisors at the formal, the sorority president and social chairman were monitoring every girl and her date as they got on the bus to leave for the formal. Anyone who was obviously intoxicated was not allowed to board the bus. He also said that there were sorority members at the formal who were closely watching what was going on and he knows of at least one girl and her date who were sent home in a taxi at their own expense. I would imagine that most sororites would have a system like this in place (althought clearly Pi Phi did not).

My son's girlfriend who is in a sorority at Miami told me that none of the three chapters on suspension at Miami will be able to participate in recruitment until their suspensions have ended.

And both of my boys have said this is typical behavior from this chapter.

preciousjeni · #5 09-13-2010, 05:59 PM

Where'd the OP go? She should come back for a chat!

jennyj87 · #6 09-14-2010, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Barbie's_Rush

Yeah, you're all about being classy. Talk about being a public embarrassment to your organization. Who's the "adult" now?

Yep. Wicked embarrassed.

VandalSquirrel · #7 09-14-2010, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by agzg

Well if SWTXBelle and MC are right, even using the word classy is an indication of a poopy personality.

Well you can't spell classy without ass, and the OP sure showed hers. I think I'm labeled rude and unclassy (which is so different than nasty and inebriated) because I have offended the heliparenting college confidential crowd by pretty much stating the obvious about their behavior.

Oh darn, crazy boots parents don't like it when people tell them how the rest of the world sees and responds to their behavior and actions, boo hoo. I am so thankful I grew up with parents who taught me, and let me be an adult, and did a good enough job they don't need to intervene on my behalf.

APhi4Ever · #8 09-13-2010, 01:48 PM

I don't post much but this thread should just be closed or moved IMO.

AZTheta · #9 09-13-2010, 01:52 PM

*cringe*

This thread, IMO, is an embarrassment, considering that we are in the thick of recruitment all over the United States and Canada. You all know that I'm totally about Panhellenic spirit and sisterhood, and that extends to my NPHC friends as well.

My opinion: I do NOT want any parent or PNM reading this, I just don't. It's not right. Can it go away? Yell at me if you guys want to, I can take it, but I'm saddened by this thread. It's NOT what I believe the NPC represents.

You can think whatever you want, but there are many thoughts that need to stay inside your head. Even I know that.

*shakes head, expression of horror*

knight_shadow · #10 09-13-2010, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by AzTheta

*cringe*

This thread, IMO, is an embarrassment, considering that we are in the thick of recruitment all over the United States and Canada. You all know that I'm totally about Panhellenic spirit and sisterhood, and that extends to my NPHC friends as well.

My opinion: I do NOT want any parent or PNM reading this, I just don't. It's not right. Can it go away? Yell at me if you guys want to, I can take it, but I'm saddened by this thread. It's NOT what I believe the NPC represents.

You can think whatever you want, but there are many thoughts that need to stay inside your head. Even I know that.

*shakes head, expression of horror*

AHEM!

But I agree -- there was really no point to this thread.

DrPhil · #11 09-13-2010, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by AzTheta

*cringe*

This thread, IMO, is an embarrassment, considering that we are in the thick of recruitment all over the United States and Canada. You all know that I'm totally about Panhellenic spirit and sisterhood, and that extends to my NPHC friends as well.

My opinion: I do NOT want any parent or PNM reading this, I just don't. It's not right. Can it go away? Yell at me if you guys want to, I can take it, but I'm saddened by this thread. It's NOT what I believe the NPC represents.

You can think whatever you want, but there are many thoughts that need to stay inside your head. Even I know that.

*shakes head, expression of horror*

In the grander scheme of things, parents opinions should only matter for K-12. PNMs who read this thread and take it to heart are too dumb to be in a GLO.

agzg · #12 09-13-2010, 01:55 PM

On the bright side, it does show that even as adults not everybody gets along?

knight_shadow · #13 09-13-2010, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by agzg

On the bright side, it does show that even as adults not everybody gets along?

*like*

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Originally Posted by agzg

PST - k_s's fraternity is a member of the NALFO.

Was a member of NALFO. Now we're NIC

agzg · #14 09-13-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by knight_shadow;1982791[I

Was [/I]a member of NALFO. Now we're NIC

Huh. *The More I'm Informed Of*

AZTheta · #15 09-13-2010, 01:56 PM

k_s, you mad at Me? oh no. very sad now. I love my DST friends, I've said so a lot of times, & I know other NPHC members, they are amazing. Did I forget to mention something? Let me know & I'll fix it right away, seriously.

& agzg, there you go, always finding the pony in the pile of manure...