Alumnae Involvement: What are you doing now?

[FSUZeta]

NoID's post makes perfect sense to me, and I find it appropriate for this thread. She is telling us that she will be minimally supporting the sorority that captured her heart years ago, because of their new policies, which were probably determined by a handful of alumnae, without input from the majority. I think all the NPCs will find themselves in the same boat. You know the one...the boat that has a big hole in the bottom. The one the national officers expect the alumnae to bail out.

[carnation]

Hear hear!

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

NoID's post makes perfect sense to me, and I find it appropriate for this thread. She is telling us that she will be minimally supporting the sorority that captured her heart years ago, because of their new policies, which were probably determined by a handful of alumnae, without input from the majority. I think all the NPCs will find themselves in the same boat. You know the one...the boat that has a big hole in the bottom. The one the national officers expect the alumnae to bail out.

I hope that they're not holding their breath.

[NoID]

I'm hearing stories of many, many membership reviews for women who have been members 25, 30, 40- or more years, who dare to comment or query the wokeness of their headquarters.

What I don't know is if all these are one sorority or more than one.

[carnation]

I've heard stories from alums of 5 groups this week. Some NPC groups are out some biiig money.