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A few years back, a friend of mine, who belonged to XYZ sorority, had a granddaughter going through recruitment at a competitive university which also was the grandmother's alma mater.
A few days into rush, my friend received a telephone call from the XYZ house telling her that her daughter was being cut from their list of potential new members. The young woman, who called my friend, was extremely apologetic, explaining it was a matter of numbers. My friend told the caller that she understood. The young caller told my friends that that she was screamed and cursed at by mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, etc., of rushees were no longer on the XYZ list.
What my friend didn't tell the young lady was that her granddaughter that dropped XYZ from her potential list of sororities. The granddaughter told my friend that she felt a better connection with ABC and DEF sororities and my friend understood. The graddaughter accepted a bid from DEF
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