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Old 07-23-2010, 07:36 PM
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Interesting statistic from the Auburn recruitment online handbook:In 2009, 714 of our 1114 potential members were legacies. But, only 220 joined a sorority they are a legacy to. The rest joined other groups or did not join at all. Legacies do not have any particular advantage when it comes to receiving bids.
Argghh. A pledge sister's daughter is rushing there this year. Several of us are trying to figure a way to let her know about what AU rush is like these days without hurting her feelings and making her think that we think her daughter's not outstanding. She is outstanding. So are hundreds of others. However, our sister has lived far from AU for many years and doesn't know about the changes. I know what we need to do but selecting the right words is hard.
 


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