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Old 03-01-2009, 01:46 PM
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It's very very unlikely; first, because most, if not all fraternities have rules against it. Second, if you've got a reputation in the Greek system as someone who dropped their fraternity like a hot potato, another fraternity may not exactly be ready to welcome you with open arms.
Not only that, you're a guy who by being part of a new group said (as far as some people see it*) "all the existing fraternities at this school suck." And now you're coming back to ask them for a bid? Epic fail in the works.

*Even if that is NOT why the new group started or why anyone in it joined, some people in existing fraternities will feel that way.
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