Alpha Phi will give no preferential treatment to legacies

[carnation]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

And I think this sums up one of the other issues with legacies.


And when thinking about traditions and passing things down - even physical items - it's just not something that's done as often as maybe it once was. And young women today are very independent, and are encouraged be. Women are attending colleges that aren't in their hometown, but are half a world away. There are study abroad programs and internships. A young woman today might not be looking to follow in her mother's footsteps in the same way a young woman of the 1970s looked to follow her mother's path.

Believe me, a lot of Southern women are still passing down their sorority items that they've held onto for years.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by carnation

Believe me, a lot of Southern women are still passing down their sorority items that they've held onto for years.

I'm not even just talking about sorority items, but sure. Passing down of items still happens. I never claimed that it doesn't.

[AnchorAlumna]

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