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Flagging was a little easier to deal with because I wasn't the one doing it; this one was entirely in the hands of nationals. But that's mostly because they didn't trust us and feared that our moral judgment could allow us to manipulate this part of the process. Rightfully so. ​ This was the once place where nationals could catch us if we had discreetly changed a PNM's Prescore in the Google Doc because we had heard great things about her and wanted to push her through even though she was thought to be externally unworthy of an invitation. ​ And that's just what we did, and nationals definitely caught it. ​ ___________was on Michigan's women's soccer team. Two of her closest friends from high school had joined Beta Delta during their freshman year at Michigan, but _________ hadn't yet rushed because she wasn’t sure if it would work with her athletic schedule. Because of her high school friends, however, _________ quickly found a community within Beta Delta, and she was "socially" considered a sister by many of the girls. She even decided to rush sophomore year solely for the purpose of officially joining Beta Delta, and her twenty close friends in the chapter would make sure that it would happen for her. In the Prescoring Google Doc, we easily made her External Score a seven so that we, too, could make sure that it would happen for her. ​ But Our Advisor flagged her as a "Must Go." ​ We told Our advisor that we had no choice. If we dropped _________, the sophomores would know that we were manipulating the Chapter Scores behind closed doors, and they would revolt against us and tear us apart. The motives of Beta Delta would be called into question, and the sisterhood would collapse. ________ was friendly with everyone in their pledge class, and her chapter scores were tens across the board. Everyone knew that. ​ As if our advisor didn't already have enough power, she had the laptop with the national software that made all the final decisions about potential recruits. And despite ______’s manipulated External Prescore, Our Advisor insisted that we couldn't give her a bid because her true External Score was "more like a four." ​ We fought back, insisting that it would become a national problem if she were dropped, and we promised that we would only try to override the policy about External Scoring just this once. ​ And we won that battle. We finally had the courage to fight back against the superficial corruption that tried to control us, and we made it happen. ​ But we only fought for this one because dropping her would have been too great of a risk, and we had to give her a bid in order to save face with the chapter and prevent another uproar.