Whatever happened to trying again?

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exaclty. All dumb stereotypes. Mostly spread by GDI's tryna start some mess. The same thing happened with the K's on my yard. they didnt even want a 85 girl line, they only wanted 30 and the thirty that they chose i heard were on point and smart too. But grad chapter stepped in and made them accept more females b/c dumb broads wanna call nationals. if they dont want u, try again, if u get rejected twice, they probably dont want u

HUjojapeach wrote:

ChoklatPoet wrote:

Well we dont have any AKAs on our yard as of right now .. We dont even have a grad chapter here .. They all (Under&Grad) graduated in 2003 but we do have active members who work at our school. I think they are going to put together a line but I kind of feel bad for the AKAs who will pledge under them because Im sure they wont haze .. Especially since one of them is over the NPHC at our school. Im not trying to make hazing sound like its a wonderful thing but sometimes when u have to sacrifice I think it makes u appreciate it more.

Yes indeed...Its a big difference between hazing and pledging. Pledging should be a challenging way to learn about the organization and prove you have what it takes. Hazing is ****, its inconducive to sincere brotherhood/sisterhood and can endanger the status of the members and the organization at that campus. I think that those who participate in hazing should be looked upon with the same contempt as those who dont even go through a process at all. and how can all the members of a GRAD chapter graduate off a campus. I thought u can have members in graduate school on a campus but that members of a grad chapter were grown women who represented the body of people in the organization in that city.