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by: Jessie'sMomHi Everyone! My daughter went through Rush and was cut by her favorite houses, so she dropped out. Someone from our hometown is the President of one of the houses she liked so much. I can't believe she let my daughter get dropped! You would think the President would have more influence than that. Is there a way to appeal their decision? My daughter is amazing - smart, pretty, athletic, etc.
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by: Dumas
Oh, but they are...especially GDIs, because they don't know how the system works. What's sad is that she hasn't even tried to educate herself about sororities or NPC recruitment.
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#15by: Honest Answer
I am hoping that your daughter's name is not Jessie, because it will be fairly easy to find out who she is. If she is interested in Greek life, Panhellenic will have a sign up for Continuous Open Bidding. Have HER call the Office of Greek Life to find out the details. DO NOT call national headquarters. Membership selection is private and they are not going to give you any information.
It is not impossible to go through recruitment as an upperclassman. If she gets involved on campus, makes good grades and has good friends involved in Greek life it is possible to have a successful recruitment.
One last thing, you can not hold the chapter president responsible for your daughter's rush. The chapter makes these decisions, not just one person.
by: Dumas
Even the chapter president has just one vote. The girls who met her and voted on her probably thought she was a privileged twit and voted against her.
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by: Jessie'sHomie
by: Idk
Hilarious! Them women on that other site is mean, mean, mean know I talks. Don't tango with em.
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by: BD
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Isn't there enough discrimination on this site already without your making fun of short people too? How do you know that a short person even wrote that and why would you care?
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by: Tops
by: trollhater
You are a moron...a troll In Internet slang, is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, either accidentally or with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response ...
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The person you replied to just said she was ready for classes to start so there wouldn't so much drama. How is that upsetting to you? How is it off-topic? How is it provoking? How is it inflammatory or extraneous? I just don't get the troll hater at all.
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