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Old 10-31-2004, 02:14 AM
ms_gwyn ms_gwyn is offline
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Originally posted by James

1. The AI process has nothing in common with the NPHC grad process except the most superficial resemblamce. To compare the two is to insult the NPHC process and lend a glamour to AI it doesn't warrant, or need.

2. AI is not hard at all. In fact its really easy. As long as you fit within the category AI was originally designed.
I agree with everyone and I wanted to add something......

When I stated that the AI process can be related to NPHC Intake process I merely meant that discretion is the watchword of this process, also just because you are invited to some meetings and learn more about the group you are interested does NOT mean that you will get an invitation to membership. PERIOD!!!!

also to #2, BULL****

go sit down somewhere please and just observe the conversation. Until you walk in my shoes in this instance, you will not know the joy and pain that I've been through in this process.
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