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I don't think I mentioned this in my earlier post...
My local sorority drew a very strict line where alcohol was concerned. We were not allowed to wear letters anywhere alcohol was being served. So you wouldn't ever be in a situation where you're sitting at Applebee's wearing your badge/letters and drinking a coke and the guy across the restaurant is being denied another beverage, because you wouldn't be allowed to wear your badge/letters into the Applebee's in the first place. It also eliminated the ambiguity of "is she really drinking just a coke, or is it a rum and coke, which is a no-no?"
Pledge rings were ok. They kind of had to be ... we were required to wear them at all times, and given that most restaurants around campus (and one dining hall on campus) had liquor licenses, our dining options would have been severely limited during our pledge period!
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