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Old 09-11-2008, 10:49 PM
APhiAnna APhiAnna is offline
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The way it works is that every PNM has to attend the maximum amount of parties they can be invited to that day. So if you are released from more sororities than there are parties that day, you have to attend every sorority that invited you back regardless of how you ranked them. Let's say you rank A, B and C first for a three party day and rank D and E next (meaning you want to drop them) but A and C do not invite you back...therefore D and E bump back up to your list and you have to attend B, D and E. If only A had released you, and you still had B and C, you would have to attend D in addition to B and C and you would drop E. That's a terrible explanation, I know, but hopefully that helps explain it a little.
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