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Old 08-10-2002, 04:44 PM
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Re: Re-affiliate after Losing membership in a Sorority?

Do you know if this is allowed in many fraternities? I thought it was at the discretion of the local chapters and not on the national level, but we never had to deal with it so I don't know.

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I was curious. I have seen a lot about alumni initiation . . . but I was wondering if someone that is dissafiliated because of dues can reaffiliate after graduating?

I have heard about chapters (sorority) expelling members for not being able to pay their last semester dues after four years of membership.

That is not very "serious". Is there any way they can apply for reactivation as an alum? It seems to make a mockery of sisterhood for life . . . to keep expelling people for mere money.

Also, dues can be very different for different chapters . . at some school dues are only a 100-150 a semester, much easier to afford.

Anyway what would be the various processes for reaffiliation?
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