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Old 09-01-2010, 04:21 PM
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Some of these posters assume GLO groups at some schools are "lily white." Yes, change is gradual, but maybe before you assume, take a look at the yearbooks at some of these schools and look at the pictures and names. Auburn was one of the schools mentioned. Before you make an uninformed judgement, pick up a Glom (yearbook). Any baby steps forward are steps in the right direction. Not wanting to join a "middle or lower tier" sorority is certainly your choice, but it does limit your choices. Maybe there should be a question on the recruitment form to check off the groups you are too good for.
Who are you talking to? And who is talking about Auburn?
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