NIC rules in regards to resigning from one fraternity to join another one

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NIC rules in regards to resigning from one fraternity to join another one

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05-30-2004, 07:22 PM

James

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Join Date: Sep 1999

Location: NY

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I don't know about this. People generally join less GLOs than the amount of times they end up getting married during their lifetimes.

Wouldn't that make the GLO oath more sacred? Or more adhered to anyway?

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Originally posted by Diamond Delta
There's already a thread on this pertaining to the "ethical" issues of dual membership.

I can assure you though, saying vows of marriage to your spouse in front of God and all others is way more sacred than a fraternity oath any day.

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