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I don't regret it. I am here for the education but also here for the experience. Also there are some quiet places around campus to study, you are not confined to your dorm.

We don't have ATO here, but we have KA Order And you prove a great point. Sure, we all do rage, but we aren't like Animal House and most of us do not cross lines and are respectful to people.

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Dang you beat me to it! I was gonna come edit my post with an American Pie video :P ~Nosympathy We actually do not have houses. We have two dorms called the "Greek Towers". My school was a MAJOR party school back in the day (the school has gotten stricter) but from what I understand there USE to be houses, but took those away, and a few years ago had the Greek Towers. One is for fraternities, one is for sororities. Greek life is extremely exaggerated - it is definitely not about parties. It is about brotherhood. When I got a bid and started my journey to becoming a member of a fraternity I understood it all. It is so much different inside it. Yes, there are parties and you can be a man-***** if you want, but that is not who we are. I've never actually heard of a campus doing away with Houses and creating towers. Can I ask how those towers actually work? Is the tower separated horizontally or vertically? What a fascinating concept though to the Greek system in my opinion. ~Nosympathy They use to be just normal dorms. From what I understand, a lot of people in Greek organizations would still try to get a lot of them on the same floor in a dorm anyway, and this just made it more convenient. They are not connected in any way, but are a little less than 100 yards away from each other. There are eleven floors in both, in ours two fraternities share a floor on two different floors (TKE and Theta Chi, KA and SAE), and there aren't enough sororities (Panhellenic sororities) to fill all. If we were to try to have official houses now it would be really expensive to start up and only one fraternity here we know for sure could afford it. Pick one. We picked both.

We actually do not have houses. We have two dorms called the "Greek Towers". My school was a MAJOR party school back in the day (the school has gotten stricter) but from what I understand there USE to be houses, but took those away, and a few years ago had the Greek Towers. One is for fraternities, one is for sororities. Greek life is extremely exaggerated - it is definitely not about parties. It is about brotherhood. When I got a bid and started my journey to becoming a member of a fraternity I understood it all. It is so much different inside it. Yes, there are parties and you can be a man-***** if you want, but that is not who we are.

I am just wondering your all's opinions on fraternities. I am in a fraternity, so I am in the middle of Greek life. I can tell you guys a lot of stereotypes are not true. There are always going to be people that match the stereotypes, we even have some, and some schools have a crazy and disgraceful Greek life, but most are not like Animal House. For example, the fraternity I am in is known for our grades on campus, our leadership, our safe but really fun parties (we don't drug girls or let anything bad happen to them and ALWAYS have DD's, people get back safe, etc), and we are actually known as the nice guys. We work hard, but also play hard. I am just wondering what you guys think of when you think about a fraternity.

rush Sigma Nu!

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