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In some “Ivy League” schools, frats may enable life-long connections to aid in business, etc. But I went to a smaller college and decided their frats only meant more obligations on campus. I decided I didn’t need that and everything turned out fine in later years. You accomplish in life whatever you are willing to devote effort to.
You write about a Greek house, you will probably never get into one. Unless you drink the koolaid and make them look good. You know, sort of like hollywood
My fraternity was the pothead fraternity. We went independent and co-ed and called ourselves The Commonwealth. Then we got thrown out by the national organization in my sophomore year.
claus.rogge almost 2 years ago
Take advice from those who have been through it ;)
BE THIS GUY almost 2 years ago
I see the seeds of the great American novel.
SHIVA almost 2 years ago
Maybe his new girlfriend (forgot her name already!!) can bail him out!!!
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Practical advice. The kind men tend to prefer.
The dude from FL Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Never been to college (I know it shows, but I did OK) Why is a “frat” so important?
snsurone76 almost 2 years ago
Just “borrow” the writings of Jeff Redfern.
eced52 almost 2 years ago
To pledge or not to pledge. That is the question. The answer s neither.
dbhamm almost 2 years ago
In some “Ivy League” schools, frats may enable life-long connections to aid in business, etc. But I went to a smaller college and decided their frats only meant more obligations on campus. I decided I didn’t need that and everything turned out fine in later years. You accomplish in life whatever you are willing to devote effort to.
brick10 almost 2 years ago
Oh, the stories you could tell!
monya_43 almost 2 years ago
There is a reason not to pledge and join. Academics usually suffer because if it.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
You write about a Greek house, you will probably never get into one. Unless you drink the koolaid and make them look good. You know, sort of like hollywood
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
Fortunately, he’s the ONLY one in the class who will be writing about fraternity/sorority shopping. /s
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
If they break out the heavy wooden paddles, run for it
mindjob almost 2 years ago
He could write the script for Animal House
mrwalker008 almost 2 years ago
It’s a clique with pretend friends and an excuse to get hammered.
JH&Cats almost 2 years ago
Where I went, most of the houses held charity benefit events. It was supposed to be good for relations with the town. Experience in fund raising probably is helpful on a resumé for those who want to work in business or politics, or nonprofits.
DennisinSeattle almost 2 years ago
My fraternity was the pothead fraternity. We went independent and co-ed and called ourselves The Commonwealth. Then we got thrown out by the national organization in my sophomore year.