thoughts on bid day changes

AWFUL making the girls wait that late in the day! Terrible not letting people come see their friends on Bid Day!!! Very anti-climatic which is all probably a Jill Moore ploy.

Even though it was hot, the later time was actually nice. Loved the wristbands for crowd control. And it helps because some PNMs had no one there and others had entirely too many in past years. There were still ots of people there and it worked great.

It made it feel more secure since there were so many people. Jill Moore and the Panhellenic made a wise decision as did the school in providing a more stable way of controlling so many. No one needs more than 2 people there anyway. Afterwards you can talk to the extras who showed up. Whoever is disagreeing must not realize how hard crowd control is and how dangerous it can become with so many!

really took away

I thought it was much better than in years past. There were entirely too many people there last year. Hope we do this again next year.

probably the same person trying to find a problem with bid day. In this time, security is important. Yes, football games have more people but the bid day traffic is large also, so now that has to be taken into effect and they did a great job. To make it all fair, and yes it should be, two people per girl is good. True some had more people there, when I pledged I had 6 but in reality I would have been fine with just my parents or my mother and grandmother. With so many girls going through rush now it is hard for each one to have 10 people waiting to be with them. Good job in my opinion!

It's one day. One! Bama seems to adequately handle the herd of humans ( ton more than Auburn) on Bid Day. Auburn has handled it well historically. Bid class 2016 was robbed because of some small minds with a title and some authority. IT WOULD BE WRONG TO REPEAT THIS STANDARD FOR THE UPCOMING 2017 BID CLASS.

PS AUBURN DID A MASSIVELY SHI__Y JOB ON SORORITY MOVE-IN DAY AT THE VILLAGE.

It went fine! There seems to one person complaining since the timeline for the recent complaints are both within 5 minutes of each other. Auburn has to watch out for Auburn and not worry about what other schools are doing with security. I think it went great and I hope it stays in effect.

Thought it went great! Yes, some girls had a lot of people there but I'm sure they all survived...after all, everyone knew ahead of time about the limitations of having only 2 per pledge. Why in the world would anyone need a whole bunch of people there with them at bid day in the first place? I am a third generation legacy and I had my mom and sister (my other sister and grandmother were fine with not getting a wrist band, my two aunts texted) and that was enough. I didn't have to have my whole family and grandparents, aunt and cousins there.