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02-25-2001, 12:44 PM

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Originally posted by carrot:
is one still considered a legacy if her biological sister, aunt, mother, etc. went inactive? or no?

If she just went inactive for a semester or 2, yes. If she terminated/disaffiliated, no. To terminate is basically to have your membership stripped of you or you renounce it. Inactive just means that for $$/school/other reasons, the woman was not able to participate fully in the sorority, but she is still a sister.

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