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Old 09-21-2004, 07:40 AM
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Originally posted by kk_gphib_01
I know that many NPCs, including Gamma Phi, allow "social affiliation" as discussed above.

Pretty much, if a girl is ABC somewhere else, transfers to a school where there is no ABC, but she gets to know some XYZs and loves them and wants to continue being involved in greek life, XYZ can vote her into social affiliation. The only thing the girl is excluded from is rituals. Philanthropy, social, etc. is all allowed under social affiliation.

I've never heard this, that's interesting. Is there anything about it on the national site? I'd love to read more about it.

I think the biggest problem is that we assume everyone in every greek system is as NPC-aware as we are. They aren't! I can't even TELL you how many times I was asked to rush when I transferred. Over and over and over, "So, are you rushing?" when I JUST FINISHED talking about my sorority at VCU.

It's good natured at heart, I think -- they see a girl who obviously was good sisterhood material before, why not now? They don't know you can't pledge two groups, as long as it's on two different campuses.
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