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The person who leads a group of girls through the recruitment process. She must | The person who leads a group of girls through the recruitment process. She must disaffiliate from her sorority and remain objective throughout the entire recruitment process. She is there to help a potential new member and act as a support for her. | ||
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Who’s your RC? I have to meet with my RC group. | Who’s your RC? I have to meet with my RC group. | ||
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Revision as of 10:24, 12 March 2014
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[är see]
Definition
The person who leads a group of girls through the recruitment process. She must disaffiliate from her sorority and remain objective throughout the entire recruitment process. She is there to help a potential new member and act as a support for her.
Example Sentence
Who’s your RC? I have to meet with my RC group.