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OldSororityMember

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(continued)... then go and enjoy yourself. Just meet as many people as you can, look around, ask yourself if you feel at home, see who else is attending the parties (especially toward the end), because they will be your pledge sisters, and try to envision yourself equally in two or three different houses. This is not a time for stress; it's a time for FUN, for sisterhood, for socializing and making connections you'll have for a lifetime. Enjoy yourself and know that each house brings with it a certain set of pros and a certain set of cons. But whatever you do, please don't listen to the gossip in the dorms: "I hear if you take a bite of your cookie at ___ house, they'll cut you." "I hear ___ house will ask how much $ your dad makes." "If you have your nails painted ___ color, you'll get cut from ____ house." None of that is true. At all. Most of the cuts aren't because they didn't like you - it's because they didn't get to know you well enough. That's all! Maybe there weren't people from your high school pulling for you in the house? Or maybe they were forced to cut more than they wanted due to that crazy new system (which is ridiculous)? Chances are the women in the house won't know if you cut them or if they cut you. Helpful tips: You'll be really tired after all of those parties. Don't yawn. Act enthusiastic, even if you're tired! Don't complain about the heat, your feet hurting, the tee shirts they gave you to wear, etc. (continued...)