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09-21-2006, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Alphagamuga
Maybe we can try this instead:
Can a rush story be told in such a way as to:
enhance the PNM's rush experience,
captivate Greek Chat readers,
provide feedback to chapters during rush (even in a general sense)?
If so, how? If not, why?
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It can be, and it has been done, but a PNM has to be careful. Seems like a lot of people already know the school she is at without her saying anything, and the fact that she is a double legacy will make it easy for an alum (or active) from the campus to figure out who she is....and if she says anything bad about a sorority, it might get around.
On a public fourm like this you just have to be careful what you say.
To the OP, post or not, that's your call, but maybe you cna give at least a small run down (I was invited back to ABC, XYZ, and DC today....I'm having tons of fun...etc) even if you don't want to go into more detial then that. Good luck and have fun.
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09-21-2006, 08:06 PM
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I agree that discretion is important, but it's also possible for Californiagirl to share her story without being found out. Specifics like clothing, decorations, conversation topics, house descriptions, etc aren't necessary- just saying "this house really impressed me- I think they are all really great and I clicked instantly with the women I met", "I'm still unsure about whether this group is for me", and "I don't think this is the right group for me" is great! It'll be a reminder for her when she looks back on everything, and if someone does find out which house is which... does it necessarily matter? Nothing negative said- not every group is for every woman, or there would just be one big sorority!
It's up to you, Californiagirl, but many women have shared their stories on GC without any issues. So long as you remain respectful and don't trash any of the groups, you should be fine! Even if you don't want to post your experience until the end, and only translate the "winning" house, that's fine. Recruitment stories certainly help those of us adicts get our fix... but they're also great for you to record your experience, get advice/support as necessary, and look back on everything several years down the road. I wish I had found it before I joined- I would love to see what I was thinking back then!
Just my two cents.
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09-21-2006, 09:33 PM
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Actually I wouldn't want anyone to beg me, and I can post by whatever rules I like. I can say I'm going to UCLA and I am a double legacy. I know what the consequences are for not being discreet, and therefore whatever happens I can only blame myself. However, due to some comments made about my identity I have chosen not to post my story. I honestly don't feel that it is safe for me to share my opinions on this forum. I don't see anything wrong with that. I honestly hope that most sororities don't treat all PNMs this way.
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09-21-2006, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by CaliforniaGirl7
Actually I wouldn't want anyone to beg me, and I can post by whatever rules I like. I can say I'm going to UCLA and I am a double legacy. I know what the consequences are for not being discreet, and therefore whatever happens I can only blame myself. However, due to some comments made about my identity I have chosen not to post my story. I honestly don't feel that it is safe for me to share my opinions on this forum. I don't see anything wrong with that. I honestly hope that most sororities don't treat all PNMs this way.
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It is your choice.  Do let us know where you end up. Or even a short play by play after the fact if you feel comfortable. Sometimes we get all wrapped up in the "should she/shouldn't she" stuff, that we push the PNM out of the actual discussion.
Have a fantastic rush!
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