Plegdes wearing letters???

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by CULater

for us, a pledge (inductee/candidate) is referred to as orientee in the general term when referring to someone who is undergoing the process but have yet to be initiatied.

So the "interested lady" process is different from an actual pledge process in LTA? Some of your sisters at my school use the terms interchangeably.

[CULater]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

So the "interested lady" process is different from an actual pledge process in LTA? Some of your sisters at my school use the terms interchangeably.

anyone can be an interested lady (even those who will never commence/go on line, become orientees). that's what it means. an interested lady is one who is interested in LTA and is in the process of learning more about LTA. we have an interest group where many interested ladies are a part of (the interest group is referred to as Interested Ladies of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. for advertising/student group registration purposes for some schools). that is all i will say, but please believe that we don't use them interchangeably. it's pretty difficult to understand, but definitely there is no "interested lady" process.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by CULater

anyone can be an interested lady (even those who will never commence/go on line, become orientees). that's what it means. an interested lady is one who is interested in LTA and is in the process of learning more about LTA. we have an interest group where many interested ladies are a part of (the interest group is referred to as Interested Ladies of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. for advertising/student group registration purposes for some schools). that is all i will say, but please believe that we don't use them interchangeably. it's pretty difficult to understand, but definitely there is no "interested lady" process.

That's what I was referring to. Thanks for clearing that up.

[CULater]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

That's what I was referring to. Thanks for clearing that up.

cool, that's what i thought. it can get confusing, but i'm trying make it clear without being too vague...