Sorors, I'm in agreement with you on this one. I knew I wanted to be an AKA. There are people out there who just want to be Greek and will flip-flop from one day to the next.
There was a young lady I knew during my freshman year that wanted to be an AKA. She confided in me and another friend of mine who was also one of my line sisters. This young lady came in with college credits and attended the AKA rush during the fall of '92. She filled out her application and was notified that because she was a first semester freshman, could not pledge.
Guess what? The next semester is crossed as a Delta! I did not attend the probate show, but when my friend told me I was so shocked! This was a young woman who went on and on about AKA as much as I did! When I asked her about it, she just said she had a change of heart.
Anyway, this was kept a secret somehow and she even became the DST chapter president on campus. Eventually, the cat was let out of the bag. And according to my friend who pledged DST the same semester I pledged AKA, they were NOT happy with her when they found out.
So, I say people need to do their research, research, research. And, yes, like Soror Donna said, keep your thoughts to yourself!
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