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Originally posted by Peaches-n-Cream
Lia05, I'm not really sure what you are looking for. When I was in college, I had sisters who came from different backgrounds with different faiths, heritages, and ideas. We were brought together by a common bond of sisterhood. Our diversity was a reflection of the diversity of our state and was an asset. I'm not going to say we agreed with each other all of the time, but we accepted our differences and were able to build a strong and close sisterhood. I remember that the sisters liked each other, accepted each other, had fun together, and were friends. I hope when people reflect upon their greek life experiences that their memories are as warm and positive as mine. 
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Thank you Noreen. My POSITIVE Greek experiences continue to grow everyday, even as an alumna. Our alumnae association recently chartered and I am very proud (you can see the pics in our thread under Delta Phi Epsilon). I see at least one Deepher alum every week, whether it be someone from my actual chapter or from the alumnae group. I also especially enjoy the positive interaction that takes place throughout the Greek community overall on this site. I don't regret ever joining a GLO and it continues to enhance my life experience every day. I even met my new boyfriend through a sister. It's still so new but if things worked out I'd owe it all to D*Phi*E LOL
I am also in my late 20's and don't foresee my active participation with my GLO changing anytime soon.
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