Probates!

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

In this vein, they strike all the time. I had a "pledge period" when getting into my honor society (which had Greek letters). Greek letters were assigned to certain dorms and we had to be "initiated." Black folx always tryna 'nitiate somebody. Honestly, some things are not meant to be "made special." Sometimes an honor society is just a bunch of smart people and should stay as such. Leave the nerds in peace.

LOL@pledging Phi Beta Kappa.

"Your GPA isn't good enough..get in the cut!!!"

LOL

I wish somebody would.

My people perish because of lack of knowledge.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by BluPhire

"Your GPA isn't good enough..get in the cut!!!"

I would DIE lol

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by BluPhire

LOL@pledging Phi Beta Kappa.

"Your GPA isn't good enough..get in the cut!!!"

LOL

I wish somebody would.

My people perish because of lack of knowledge.

LOL

And it was Beta Kappa Chi.

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Opinions of organizations aside, there's really no difference between someone pledging for Beta Kappa Chi (or a gospel choir or a band or any other group) and pledging for a BGLO/LGLO/MCGLO/NIC/etc. It only makes as much sense as our perception allows it to.

If it only makes as much sense as our perception will allow, wouldn't saying there is no difference only be your perception? J/k

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

If it only makes as much sense as our perception will allow, wouldn't saying there is no difference only be your perception? J/k

No.

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Wow that's dumb.

Common sense probably wasn't explicitly listed as a requirement in the job description.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

Common sense probably wasn't explicitly listed as a requirement in the job description.

I've seen dumber as it pertains to Greek Life but a "secret" invitation message to nonmembers (I assume nonmembers) is just hilarious.

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

I've seen dumber as it pertains to Greek Life but a "secret" invitation message to nonmembers (I assume nonmembers) is just hilarious.

I find that Greek Life administrators dealing with unfamiliar territory (ex. NPC member overseeing LGLO activities or a non-Greek overseeing an NPC expansion process) seem more prone to blunders, especially when they are under a dictate to encourage diversity. They don't have anyone contextualizing a new experience for them in terms they understand.