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Old 09-18-2002, 12:45 PM
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I know several men who were at schools (Ah-hm Alabama) and when they went to school in another state joined another frat and the guys didn't care. My old boyfriend told me that guys are not "petty" (his word not mine) liek girls and that if there is a rule about no double joining-no one really enforces it. In my old b-friends frat, even if you were a transfer and you already were in the fraternity, theymad eyou pledge again. They didn't have affiliates, only brothers. If you were from another school, even if you had been president of your chapter, you had to re-pledge and they didn't have to let you in. I thought that was abit harsh. But there national/HQ nacks them up on it everytime... Probably everyone is different. I know different schools are just different. At my school all the greeks hang together.the Sigma Chis go to the ATO's parties etc. But at my sisters school, you'd NEVER go to a bar/party/mixer with another group. It just wasn't done.That was like being a spy or a traitor or something. I thought that was dumb. Anyway.....
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