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Originally posted by AXO Alum:
I don't consider myself to be the "thought police" and I know you have a right to post your opinions...I just think these type of posts are leaving the door wide open for unnecessary and perhaps untrue criticisms (of the alcoholic, loose, etc...variety).
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I agree. While it's interesting in theory to see what different chapters are like nationwide (there are some weaker chapters at my school, and I sure hope that they're doing well elsewhere), I am reluctant to post anything negative about any group at my school. There's really no way you're going to get an accurate reflection of 'good' and 'bad' GLO's here...are there such things? Because it really is subjective.
I urge rushees to KEEP AN OPEN MIND. I remember looking through the pictures in the rush booklet before visiting all the chapters and mentally deciding which were and were not probably the best matches for me. How surprised was I when I felt completely differently after my first day of parties?
You really need to follow your heart, as opposed to what other people have to say. I ended up in a new non-NPC group. And I LOVE my sisters and what my org. stands for, but I'm kind of regretful that I will never be a sister of an NPC group (because in some ways, I like to do traditional things), and I wonder sometimes in retrospect how the cards would have fallen if I approached recruitment differently...