My Unique Recruitment Story

[33girl]

Wow, Greta's kind of like a bitch.

~~Tangent: When I rushed in the Jurassic period, most people didn't even have answering machines, let alone voice mail. Nowadays, is it really considered kosher for the Rho Chi to leave a message that you were dropped from rush, or is she supposed to keep trying until she gets the actual person?

[aggieAXO]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Wow, Greta's kind of like a bitch.

~~Tangent: When I rushed in the Jurassic period, most people didn't even have answering machines, let alone voice mail. Nowadays, is it really considered kosher for the Rho Chi to leave a message that you were dropped from rush, or is she supposed to keep trying until she gets the actual person?

too funny! I guess I rushed in this period as well. We were told to stay by the phones (landlines that is).

[ree-Xi]

Originally Posted by aggieAXO

too funny! I guess I rushed in this period as well. We were told to stay by the phones (landlines that is).

Me three! Except our bids were delivered to our door...which led to me jumping every time there was a knock on the exterior suite door or the phone rang. Door = good; phone = bad.

[RaggedyAnn]

Originally Posted by aggieAXO

too funny! I guess I rushed in this period as well. We were told to stay by the phones (landlines that is).

and the landlines were attached to the wall, LOL.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by 33girl

~~Tangent: When I rushed in the Jurassic period

So you ACTUALLY had pterodactyls eat some of the sororities, as AnotherKD suggested?

[annabella]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

So you ACTUALLY had pterodactyls eat some of the sororities, as AnotherKD suggested?

too clever!

[CougarGrad]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

So you ACTUALLY had pterodactyls eat some of the sororities, as AnotherKD suggested?

Those vegetarian brontosauruses just couldn't get past the Aqua Net.

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Wow, Greta's kind of like a bitch.

~~Tangent: When I rushed in the Jurassic period, most people didn't even have answering machines, let alone voice mail. Nowadays, is it really considered kosher for the Rho Chi to leave a message that you were dropped from rush, or is she supposed to keep trying until she gets the actual person?

I think (as far as my school goes), it depended on the individual PX. Some left messages, others wouldn't deliver the news unless until they actually got you on the phone (either dorm or cell). If possible, they were supposed to actually talk to you on the phone, but with like 15 girls in a group and tons of stuff to do, that isn't always possible (esp. if you've called like 3 times and no one is picking up).