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That's a great story, Snakey!!! I know how hard it can be to separate your old friends from your greek life. I rushed with one of my oldest, dearest friends, and she got cut from Chi O. She is a very quirky, funny, somewhat sarcastic but down-to-earth girl, not at all the superficial type. She actually seems like the kind of girl who would want nothing to do with greek life, so I was pleasantly surprised when she rushed. She reminds me of the cartoon character Daria from MTV. Anyway, even when she got cut from Chi O she encouraged me, saying "I knew they were going to cut me, but I can really see you there." We took pictures together on bid day, me in my Chi O letters, she in her A Xi D letters (who I had cut and she knew it.) We were close enough that it didn't matter to us at all. Yes, it would have been fun to be sisters, but to this day I am closely in touch with her and yet I never see any of the girls from my old XO clique. If something like which sorority you go into breaks apart a friendship, then it wasn't much to begin with.
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