My Surprising Recruitment Story '11

[AGDAlum]

Three parties and then bid day is certainly an efficient way to conduct recruitment, especially with a small panhellenic.

How did you ever figure out it is UWA?

[33girl]

Originally Posted by AGDAlum

Three parties and then bid day is certainly an efficient way to conduct recruitment, especially with a small panhellenic.

How did you ever figure out it is UWA?

Because a picture practically identical to that one was all over the ASA facebook page.

[sratted_out]

For what it's worth, I would like to mention that I didn't exactlyyy lie when I didn't mention I was a former pledge in the beginning of the process. On our workshop registration pamphlet it said "Have you ever pledged/initiated another sorority?" I didn't think that putting 'yes' was what I was supposed to do because I did pledge, however, I did NOT initiate and did not want other people to think that I did. After joining ASA though, I have gotten to know the girls very well and they all know that I was a former pledge at my previous university. It isn't a big deal to them because they know I didn't stay with that sorority long, nor did I go through I-week or initiate. And as far as the earlier post where my grades were mentioned, I would like everyone to know I am making straight A's now along with balancing extracurricular activities and sorority duties. We all mess up here and there, I had a terrible year last year, but I'm making a fresh start where I'm at now and I'm proud to say I have the best sisters EVER in ASA!

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by sratted_out

For what it's worth, I would like to mention that I didn't exactlyyy lie when I didn't mention I was a former pledge in the beginning of the process. On our workshop registration pamphlet it said "Have you ever pledged/initiated another sorority?" I didn't think that putting 'yes' was what I was supposed to do because I did pledge, however, I did NOT initiate and did not want other people to think that I did.

Oh please. You didn't "exactlyyy lie"?? That is the funniest thing I have seen today!

Do you think we are all stupid? or are you just so ignorant that you do not understand that the slash in "pledged/ initiated" means OR? You ARE a liar. Don't bother trying to convince us that you are just plain stupid instead.