01-28-2014, 04:56 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Originally Posted by bakd
Really, an eyeroll?
Why are legacies seen as the enemy? I just don't get it.
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^^^If you'd read the thread in its entirety, you'd see that that's really not the case at all.
Chapters see the value in extending them bids, but there are schools at which if EVERY single legacy woman were extended a bid, the class would be nothing but legacies, leaving no room for anyone else. There's also the issue of having so many and having to decide which ones get invited back.
I also think that there is a generational disconnect regarding those coming from a time when every single legacy got a bid because there were no quotas and such and those younger members for whom there are quota, RFM, etc.
It is a hot-button topic at many schools. I understand that you are probably a mom with a daughter who was released or something, and I am sorry. However, the enemy they are not. That is rather dramatic.
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