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by: OkayIf Greek life were like it is at MSU everywhere else it wouldn't have such a bad reputation as a whole. Everyone is so welcoming and MSU is very strict about hazing. It's a great system for the most part
Comment#3 by: The Truth
No, Roxie and Jackie Mullen are ruining Greek Life. We don't even get bid day next year because they don't want it to be a "family event" and instead it's just going to be a supper. Imagine how upset this is going to make these alumni moms with daughters coming through who donate so much money to Greek life here. It's ridiculous.
by: ???Oct 23, 2016 9:58:47 PM
by: @MSUOct 23, 2016 10:10:09 PM
Please tell me which SEC school doesn't allow parents on their bid day. Families live for getting to experience these awesome moments with their children. It's a big thing for a lot of families and taking that away is ridiculous. A ton of kids want their parents to be there. MSU sure is doing a great job of pushing girls not to rush.
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by: MsuOct 23, 2016 10:28:44 PM
No one said families can't come to bid day. Not sure where you got that information. After a parent congratulates their child, then it is time to go and leave their daughter to meet her new sisters.
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by: Just letting you know Oct 24, 2016 12:54:39 AM
The majority of schools don't allow parents on bid day!! Any big ten or big 12 school thinks is weird that parents come. University of Missouri also doesn't have parents attend bid day or vanderbilt or u of f. There isn't a rule against it, it's just not something they come to. Even without the parents it's essentially the same though, girls get their bid cards and run or take busses to their new house and usually frat boys watch and then the girls all have a party with their new sisters. It's more centered on sisterhood and getting to know your new sisters than making parents happy. I'm not saying one way is better than the other but it's typically only a southern thing where parents attend bid day
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by: Well damn Oct 24, 2016 9:45:23 AM
idk why I got down votes for just trying to be informational! I'm just letting you people know the majority of the nation does not have parents at bid day! Never said it was the better way, just explaining
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by: wtfOct 27, 2016 3:47:12 AM
Bid Day was the happiest day of my life. My mom and I aren't even close but she still drove down for it because its so special. It's meant to be wild and crazy and full of energy because YOU JUST GOT A WHOLE HOUSE OF SISTERS. If it gets announced officially that we don't have a bid day, I say we riot.
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#4 by: Dear friend,
by: Ugh! Oct 25, 2016 12:20:47 AM
please explain how the SA President has any control over sorority bid day?!?! She doesn't. SMH
FYI the election wasn't close. Didn't she beat Cole by like 500 votes? \n\n\n\n\n
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by: Get a lifeOct 26, 2016 4:21:12 AM
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by: MSUOct 23, 2016 9:58:39 PM
Backwards Starkville, again. Right now we are the laughing stock of SEC schools. Changes have to be made. Why does a new members parent need to be at bid day? It is pnm's day, not the alumni's day. That is for initiation. Alumni that are donating are donating to influence advisors so they can get their daughters/friends in. Most SEC schools have recruitment starting on the week-end with bid day on a week night. It is still a fun event but is for the members and pnm's.
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