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Old 09-24-2006, 04:51 PM
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Sure, but not every alum would have gone through rush/recruitment the same way. One could have never gone through formal (i.e. the only formal experience she would have had was from "the other side" if at all...our Alpha Eta chapter at Dalhousie (and other Halifax area universities) is the only NPC group on campus. Their Alpha Gam experience would likely be different from a school with formal.), and "drama" will depend on the chapter. Just sayin'
I know not all chapters have the same type of recruitment. My feeling was more along the line of collegiate members who have dealt with the stress of recruiting new members. Also while specific drama will depend on the chapter I feel nearly all chapters across the board deal with similar types of drama that non-sorority members don't deal with while collegians.
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