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Originally Posted by APhi2KD
Nope. They don’t have the same attachment to the badges, for the most part. Wearing pledge pins to class is considered “hazing”, and it took 11 months for my DD’s class to receive their badges. Thx Herff Jones! They don’t routinely wear them to chapter meetings if their chapter doesn’t dress in pin attire every week. And more casual dress standards all around equates to fewer opportunities to wear it. It’s a shame.
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What Would Our Founders Say to
THAT Noise? Is that a new NPC mandate?
And where, other than during rituals, would it NOT be considered hazing for women to wear their new member pins?
Are some women refusing to wear sorority pins/badges because they are ashamed of what others perceive the NPC and/or their sorority represent?
This year, for the first time in about seven years, I observed NO women and NO students wearing their NPC Badges during Badge Day last week.
