blackball
by: Rush
Comment#4by: Nope
No, blackballing is a negative term. It doesn't include every reason for why you may not have gotten a bid. If you do something/say something that the sorority/fraternity finds out about and doesn't like (i.e. talking badly about them or a member in the org) they will blackball you. If you rush and don't get a bid it doesn't mean you were blackballed necessarily.
#5by: Guest
My organization (which does not blackball) sees it someone who is out of the running without the chase of being voted on. For instance if a girl spoke badly about the organization it was a risk. Some people might automatically say WE DONT WANT HER and no vote will be taken for them. Other times, the majority of times, there is a vote and if more than half don’t want the girl they will be cut.
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by: cool
Interesting because my org calls voting on who gets bids blackball. Yes, blackball can be a negative term but not in every sense. They way or process works is that if you vote no to someone, you are blackballing them. Reasons for blackballing a rush would include talking badly about the org so in the case of my org blackball= voting process or not received a bid (aka getting balled)
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