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Old 09-07-2012, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by XOtillIdieO View Post
We wore our pledge pin, but only to our new member meetings. Did sororities used to wear them all the time like fraternities do?
Same here!

The thought of wearing it all the time is nice, but I personally like that we wear it just when we are dressed up. I generally went to class in yoga pants, t-shirt and hoodie. My pledge pin deserved more than that. You can represent your org by wearing a t-shirt, carrying a bag, wearing jewelry with letters/colors/symbols, etc.
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