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[tri deezy]

Are people really surprised that college kids were drunk at their formal?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by tri deezy

Are people really surprised that college kids were drunk at their formal?

No, people are surprised that the OP completely ignored everyone's advice and can't STFU, and has her city in her post, therefore probably making it really obvious who she is.

[ADqtPiMel]

Originally Posted by 33girl

No, people are surprised that the OP completely ignored everyone's advice and can't STFU, and has her city in her post, therefore probably making it really obvious who she is.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I know what campus she's talking about.

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by tri deezy

Are people really surprised that college kids were drunk at their formal?

The "Oh my" has nothing to do with fact that the women were intoxicated.

It has to do with the fact that she (as a woman seeking membership in that sorority) would post that. Like a "why does that matter" kind of thing.

[Jimmy Choo]

I think I'm still shocked they even had her meet them at a formal!?! Whoever thought that up was not thinking clearly.

[Jimmy Choo]

Originally Posted by ADqtPiMel

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I know what campus she's talking about.

Originally Posted by BuckeyeTriDelta

It really isn't hard at all to figure out what campus she is at.

See, I'm thinking of another place altogether b/c I can think of another city that uses the same slogan.....

When I was a collegian, we had strict rules about communicating with alumnae. Advisors were accessible whenever possible, but if it came to trying to get a hold of a non-advisor concerning a non-business item, we had to go through proper channels, namely through our Alumnae Relations Coordinator.

I guess I'm just that a non-member being considered for AI was even allowed to attend a collegiate function...and bring a date.

[Jimmy Choo]

Originally Posted by OTW

When I was a collegian, we had strict rules about communicating with alumnae. Advisors were accessible whenever possible, but if it came to trying to get a hold of a non-advisor concerning a non-business item, we had to go through proper channels, namely through our Alumnae Relations Coordinator.

I guess I'm just that a non-member being considered for AI was even allowed to attend a collegiate function...and bring a date.

I guess maybe some NPC's do have them meet collegians? But I'm still at the thought that the person who set this up thinking FORMAL was the right event!!

[ADqtPiMel]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Choo

I guess maybe some NPC's do have them meet collegians? But I'm still at the thought that the person who set this up thinking FORMAL was the right event!!

I'm familiar with the school and for that campus environment, it would be seen as totally weird for an alumna to be at formal. You MIGHT see a recently graduated alumna as someone's date or something. Most alumnae live in the larger cities about an hour away (such as Cincinnati ) so there isn't usually a lot of day-to-day alumnae involvement.

[LadyLonghorn]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Choo

See, I'm thinking of another place altogether b/c I can think of another city that uses the same slogan.....

Her city is clearly listed in her location.

This outcome is exactly why I mentioned how awkward having a prospective AI at a formal would be when she first posted. I can't even fathom it.

[Jimmy Choo]

Originally Posted by LadyLonghorn

Her city is clearly listed in her location.

This outcome is exactly why I mentioned how awkward having a prospective AI at a formal would be when she first posted. I can't even fathom it.

My bad! I was just looking at her screename!

I now revise my thinking and echo everyone begging the OP to use some discretion.