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10-24-2016, 12:50 AM

BlueGamma1874 BlueGamma1874 is offline

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AI wearing graduate stole...

Hi,

I am curious if it is acceptable for an AI to wear sorority stole to masters graduation.

I will be graduating in may and was looking at stoles for some of the honor societies I was initiated into this past semester and it got me thinking about wearing my letters.

I know collegiate do it but is it acceptable for a AI to do it?

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