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10-11-2001, 08:44 AM
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When we were lining up recs, a friend who is active on every level of Pan. Alum Assc., said I know you may have heard that legacies aren't guaranteed a bid, but XYZ legacies go to the top of the list and are offered a bid. She was very specific about it and it was not in the context of after round two parties.
I do not want to state the sorority of which she is an alum. I do know, as posted before, that LSU soros.cut tons of legacies this year, I just don't know if her's did. They only pledged one from our area that I am aware of. She was a legacy, but more important,a good candidate.
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10-11-2001, 10:08 AM
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With DPhiE, legacies are considered to be very special! We are not allowed to release a woman who is a legacy without first contacting the Vice President of Recruitment on our International Executive Council and providing concrete evidence as to why this woman would not be an asset to Delta Phi Epsilon. Is it tedious and cumbersome to do this? Yes it is, but it's wrong to just turn a legacy away for a silly reason like "she's fat", "she's shy", "she doesn't fit our image". Reasons to turn a legacy away is "she doesn't have the grades", "she was downright rude during recruitment" and cite examples, "she does not exemplify our ideals" and cite examples.
In one instance, a chapter I advise had a legacy going through, and the group just didn't like her. They called the VP Recruitment and told her they weren't interested in having her join. Without concrete reasoning, they were told they had to invite her to join, because they failed to prove why she wouldn't be an asset. If they didn't invite her back, they would be fined $500 for violation of the legacy policy. The situation ended well, in that the woman didn't want to join D Phi E anyway, and the chapter didn't have to deal with the fine issue, but we are very serious about our legacies.
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04-23-2013, 03:53 PM
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1. This thread is 12 years old
2. This thread pertains to sorority recruitment
3. What is an Old Head Brother?
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04-23-2013, 09:11 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FSUZeta
3. What is an Old Head Brother?
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An older initiate. If I crossed in 2004, some might say that someone who crossed in 1990 is an old head.
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04-23-2013, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
An older initiate. If I crossed in 2004, some might say that someone who crossed in 1990 is an old head.
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Thanks KS!
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04-23-2013, 09:22 PM
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We have a line on our sponsor form that allows the recommending relative to mark if she wants to be contacted should the PNM be released and asks how and what hours of the day. If it's a chapter without many legacies coming thru, you may get a call anyway. If it's an SEC school, not so much guaranteed without the written request on the form.
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