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Old 04-22-2015, 09:44 AM
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I'd probably cut her a bit of slack on the outfit (but the large run would indicate sloppiness/lack of attention to detail), due to her age. Honestly, some actives' chapter meeting outfits look like get ups we would have worn to a certain theme party back in the day, and they don't see it. This skirt was better than the tight tube skirts and stacked pumps you see. This is why our Sorority gives explicit guidelines for dress at Convention.
There's also a class element to this. I don't know about this specific situation, but in general, students who are first-generation college attendees don't have the level of guidance some of us did. Of course, career centers and the like have resources, but it's not the same as coming from a white-collar family.
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