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Do they just sneak up on you and do it like how that one dude in Jar Heads was branded on the calf muscle?
Formals with sororities? Giant national ragers at Las Vegas/New Orleans with the whole organization? These may not be for you, but for those that enjoy them they're incredible experiences. Also, I personally believe that a Greek network is one of the better ones you can have; grads can feel free to correct me if that turns out to be false. I think my chef is probably better than what I can make as a college student and what the school provides me with while saving money.
i can't stand reading this thread...
Formals with sororities? Giant national ragers at Las Vegas/New Orleans with the whole organization? These may not be for you, but for those that enjoy them they're incredible experiences. Also, I personally believe that a Greek network is one of the better ones you can have; grads can feel free to correct me if that turns out to be false. I think my chef is probably better than what I can make as a college student and what the school provides me with while saving money.
Not really. I don't condemn frats. However, I argue with the notion that you need a fraternity to achieve certain things in college.
frats are obviously polarizing.
This is a reasonable attitude. Probably the one I would have if I started school now, knowing what I know.
+1
Don't know why that post was edited though.
I didn't really gain anything from it. For a few years I kept in touch with some friends, but I don't buy the whole idea of an important network, but then I don't live in a very fratty town. I thought it was fun. I came from a close family and it was nice to have another one away at school. It could get a bit tiresome, but whatever. I don't know if I would do it again, but I don't regret doing it in the first place.
I definitely believe that it was more important for them than it was for me. However, I also think that those schools don't allow for us much individuality. At southern schools, you have to be and act a certain way to be accepted. At the liberal schools up north where I went, being unique, not following the herd, etc. was much more acceptable. They were all pansies, though. I'm making things a little black and white. But, man, I used to go to party with my friends at UGA and every frat brother looked the exact ******* same. Same skimpy shorts, same pastel polo, same croakies, same shaggy haircut, same mildly marsupialed looking pudgy face that all Southern men seem to have.