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Originally Posted by FSUZeta
back home (since it was out of state) she could sport her ABC letters and say she went to TCU and it would be a slim chance that any hometown people would know that she is not a member of the TCU chapter. if it's a sorority that is strong in that region, then she has the prestige of being an ABC, period. it might also be that the hometown folks don't know to be impressed by the TCU chapter.
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My son went to TCU, and I know which of the sororities were historically strong there, and believe me 33 is correct in saying that in Texas there are certain towns where your social future is dependent on pledging certain GLO's.
I found it shocking, and yet some of us from Florida had friends who went to out of state schools and were ecstatic to receive bids from the so called top houses there that were not historically strong at FSU or UF.
The things we deem important at the age of 18 such as "getting into the best house" certainly change over the years. We're more likely to wish our friend's daughters a wonderful experience, regardless of her choice, and that's a good thing.
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