ddd pledges
by: weWhat do you think will happen to the DDD pledges that have no home? Will they be pirahas? or will they be embraced as sophomores with no issues? I heard a couple from the class have already gone to other houses. My cousin is at Nebraska and she said DDD just removed 50+ sisters from the house. She wasn't sure if the sisters removed became alumni or if they were banished from DDD forever. What is going on with DDD National? These stories are a bit scary as everyone involved seems to say the same thing, namely that communication was terrible.
#2by: Hopeful
I am hopeful that the women that were not initiated are able to find a home elsewhere next year. It would be really awful if they must pay for the sins of the chapter by losing the opportunity to participate in Greek life. Hopefully they will land on their feet and find happiness elsewhere.
#3by: Not to blame
They women who were not initiated? Do you mean the women that were in for like 15 days? Their xperience has been ruined and it has been ruined because of the decision to allow this house to have recruitment. Blame the chapter closing on the members if you like. Although a chapter closing isn't all on it's members. The one's overseeing the girls play a part in it for not being able to maintain control.
#5by: Disgusted
You Might Be a Narcissist IF you see nothing wrong with any of the following things:
you think it was right to close this chapter.
you see absolutely nothing wrong with having recruitment then days later closing this chapter.
Absolutely nothing is ever your fault.
You define perpetual as a period of time that suits only your needs. \n\n\n\n\n
#6by: Move on
It's simple to see the ones complaining are the NM's that got screwed over. Although I understand your disappointment and frustration there Is silver lining. Since you were not initiated, you are able to go thru recruitment again if you desire to do so. And yes, I realize what an awful experience recruitment is at IU, but you still have that option open to you.
I don't think the EO or advisors knew before recruitment that they would ultimately pull the charter. Of course they knew that might happen if the culture did not change, just as the chapter knew that might happen. The chapter went ahead and broke their probation. The chapter did this knowing what the consequences would be.
You ask "Who was leading the chapter?" The Chapter President and the rest of the executive board that was voted into office by the chapter. The Chapter Advisor only advices, the Chapter President is the one who presides over the chapter. This chapter was well known to be on probation. Just like you can list all the chapters on probation, it isn't a secret.
This chapter has been under scrutiny for a long time. This was not a rash decision. Be an adult, realize you are better off than joining a house and moving in and then being forced to find new housing at some point.
Put your big girl panties on and quit whining. Take responsibility for your decision to join a house known to be on probation. This is not the first or last time you'll be disappointed in your life.
#7by: :(
Still wish I got a bid from Tri Delt tho - id rather be in their "chapter" than in mine. They're still having a great time, doing everything sororities do with no rules, and are becoming great friends. I'm honestly jealous and wishing I was a Tri Delt but I didn't get a bid from them on bid night :/
#8by: Zebulawn
Huh?
"The chapter was given opportunities to change the culture but couldn't do it."
Are you seriously kidding me?
Tri Delta had lots of time to turn its fortunes around, especially over the past few semesters; the women in that chapter were fully aware of the consequences which awaited them if they didn't get their stuff together. They knew that they could make their chapter better but willingly refused to accept - much less appreciate - the help & guidance which EO & their advisors were giving them.
If you want to point fingers at anyone in particular, call out the chapter's whole Exec Board; they failed to uphold the standards & expectations which all Greek orgs require from their members. Oh, & they also failed to hold their sisters accountable for their actions & allowed a total lack of transparency. Call EO's decision to shut Tri Delta down complete overkill but it was an expedient move which needed to be made.
#9by: DDD
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by: Huh?
Simply not true. The current members ruined DDD at IU. The Executive Office and Advisors could no longer condone the bad behavior the chapter was exhibiting. This chapter was a high risk chapter, thought they could do what they wanted and not have any consequences. They pushed the limit and their chapter was pulled. It was no surprise to any member of the executive board. They were lucky the University did not kick them off. Don't feel sorry for them for not for following their bylaws.