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Old 03-25-2011, 07:47 AM
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To clarify my assumption for all of you, it beat the alternative of assuming he meant his father resigned his membership - which is the other "was." However, since he didn't know he was already a legacy (that happened when he was born), I should have known he was not conversant with the proper language. I tend to take things literally when people make statements.
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Old 03-25-2011, 08:41 AM
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It's a very tough situation. The university here is really very ideal for me. Academically and cost-wise, it's a dream, so unfortunately it doesn't make much sense to transfer because there are no Greek houses.
And I think this is your answer, especially given that even if the chapter in which you're interested is able and willing to offer a bid to grad students generally, there's no guarantee they'd offer a bid to you.

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To clarify my assumption for all of you, it beat the alternative of assuming he meant his father resigned his membership - which is the other "was." However, since he didn't know he was already a legacy (that happened when he was born), I should have known he was not conversant with the proper language. I tend to take things literally when people make statements.
Huh? Assuming his father is dead "beats" assuming his father resigned membership? (Which, as long as you're assuming, would mean he's not a legacy because his father isn't a member.)

Sometimes it's just better to keep your assumptions to yourself.
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Old 03-25-2011, 10:09 AM
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Huh? Assuming his father is dead "beats" assuming his father resigned membership? (Which, as long as you're assuming, would mean he's not a legacy because his father isn't a member.)

Sometimes it's just better to keep your assumptions to yourself.
Yeah...that's a combo of and LOL
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Old 03-25-2011, 09:33 AM
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To clarify my assumption for all of you, it beat the alternative of assuming he meant his father resigned his membership - which is the other "was." However, since he didn't know he was already a legacy (that happened when he was born), I should have known he was not conversant with the proper language. I tend to take things literally when people make statements.
Some clarifications should not be clarified.

Just take the charge and keep it moving.
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