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OldT

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I'm an old troll who comes here infrequently and never posts, but this triggered a memory of my sorority experience I feel compelled to note. I went to a different school, smaller houses relative to membership, and rush involved going to rush parties at all the houses. A different era and please don't take this the wrong way, but at several of the 'lower' houses, there was a girl who just stood out as "not like the others": the only one who's parents belonged to a country club, who drove a much nicer car than the other girls, dressed better, was better mannered, more reserved, etc. And what I remember most is that everyone knew and admitted it. Really, there was open dialogue! Basically, oh yeah she's "rich" and adding "she is a legacy" that's why she is here. The "different" girls did seem happy! So I'll give you the if that's what they want arguements. But to me they were detached, at the perimeter and observing. It just made me sad and I remember it vividly today. Two different houses, two specific girls. I realize this isn't exactly how it would play out today. I'm more the Sixteen Candles era. But a mom who couldn't do this to my daughter based on that recollection.\n\n\n\n\n