Is it looked down upon...

[ladygreek]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

...okay now, say you didn't know what you was doin. You new in town n you lookin around for another name to ruin. And it's me that you pursuin?! Well, well, well..I'll be damned. I might as well tell you who I am. I am the capital L-Y-T-E...and it shocks that I'm the one you're mockin oh yes...

I could go on but I'll end my MC Lyte "Cha-Cha-Cha-" there. I have nothing else to contribute to this thread.

That thought crossed my mind, but I was feeling charitable today. Afterall is is/was my Deltaversary.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by ladygreek

That thought crossed my mind, but I was feeling charitable today. Afterall is is/was my Deltaversary.

Awwwwwwww! Happy belated Deltaversary, Soror Mommy!

[ree-Xi]

Originally Posted by Capricornhorsem

Hypothetically speaking, if someone goes to an informational, submitts an application, gets accepted formally, but then decides to decline membership because of personal reasons, and then five years later decides to want to join a grad chapter of a different organization how is that looked upon, is it unacceptable? Would you as a member accept a prospective member, if he or she tried to join a another sorority(other than your own) during undergrad, but then wanted to join your grad chapter after some time has passed?

That's a big hypothetical.