Facebook... "Dirty Rushing"?

tunatartare · #1 01-23-2007, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by amanda6035

I know that OUR panhellenic officer has been taught very well how to be unbiased all around, and will continue to work with the greek advisor to get panhellenic more well established the way it is meant to be.

What makes you think that the other sorority's panhellenic officer hasn't?

Drolefille · #2 01-23-2007, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by tunatartare

What makes you think that the other sorority's panhellenic officer hasn't?

I seem to recall a thread by amanda6035 and the panhel issues at her school

ETA: Unless I'm confusing them with another campus, but the situation was almost identical.

amanda6035 · #3 01-23-2007, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by tunatartare

What makes you think that the other sorority's panhellenic officer hasn't?

OMFG, are you trying to get into a pissing contest or something? Did I ever say that they hadn't?

No. I didn't.

I don't know what they do. I don't know what their process on how they deal with things is. What I DO know is that because this is a new process, because panhellenic on my campus is still new, that it still has a tendency to be a great big cluster-you-know-what. Don't put words in my mouth, and try to find some underlying meaning behind my post. Believe me, if I wanted to imply something, I wouldn't imply it, I'd flat out say it, thanks. I cant speak for them. I was speaking for us.

tunatartare · #4 01-23-2007, 03:50 PM

You emphasized the word OUR in your original post. When people do that, they're trying to place blame on the other party. (ex. No Mrs. Smith, I didn't put a frog in Mary's lunch box.)

amanda6035 · #5 01-23-2007, 03:53 PM

well, I'm sorry you took the emphasis the wrong way. Emphasis can have many meanings. Again, I don't imply. I say. The emphasis showed that I was talking about us.

amanda6035 · #6 01-23-2007, 04:00 PM

I didn't mean to de-rail the topic with my questions. Oops. now back to your regulary scheduled thread

Drolefille · #7 01-23-2007, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by amanda6035

I didn't mean to de-rail the topic with my questions. Oops. now back to your regulary scheduled thread

Eh, it happens

FSUZeta · #8 01-23-2007, 05:33 PM

amanda,

the disaffiliation requirements should be written into your schools recruitment rules. it should be spelled out in no uncertain terms. then if a panhellenic officer or a recruitment counselor does not comply with the disaffiliation requirements, the sorority chapter that they are a member of should suffer the repercussions(which should also be noted in the recruitment rules).

if they are not spelled out, the recruitment rules need to be amended asap.

Drolefille · #9 01-23-2007, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by amanda6035

OMFG, are you trying to get into a pissing contest or something? Did I ever say that they hadn't?

No. I didn't.

I don't know what they do. I don't know what their process on how they deal with things is. What I DO know is that because this is a new process, because panhellenic on my campus is still new, that it still has a tendency to be a great big cluster-you-know-what. Don't put words in my mouth, and try to find some underlying meaning behind my post. Believe me, if I wanted to imply something, I wouldn't imply it, I'd flat out say it, thanks. I cant speak for them. I was speaking for us.

Whoa whoa... I don't know that that was actually a dig. Don't take it so personally.