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Originally posted by ASUADPi
I think the practice of bumping is important. That is the one thing I would hear about time and time again as an alum helping out with recruitment. Some bump groups were going super fast and others were going way to slow.
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I definitely agree - bumping was especially difficult when we had large parties and some girls had to double rush PNMs. If a "bumper" wasn't doing their job (or floaters, in that case, who were supposed to go in, say a quick hello, and get out!), then it got really chaotic and we had to have any extra bumper/floater go around and
discreetly tap the person on the back.
I think the only jewelry we were allowed was necklaces; adpi*nurse might remember differently (I know the watches were a no-no; they went in one of the drawers with our supply of mints, lip gloss, etc until inbetween parties, when we could glance quickly, then have to put them away again)
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