^^^ i read the NYU one just now too! It's the only school listed where I really knew anyone in or around the Greek system. I was like hey, wasn't that org in T's recruitment story?

bwhahaha, seriously. what i got out of JC:

Gallatin = weird freaks (i can attest to this, being a Gallatin alum)
GSP = f*%#ing idiots (again, can attest, had roommates in GSP, dubbed "generally stupid people")
greeks = lame. the girls are fat and the guys are gay (i wouldnt say that was 100% true, but our chapters didnt look like your typical state school chapters. and furthermore, Pike=gay, AEPhi=hot girls, which i disagree, A Phi Z are hazers, which is very well true, but every org hazed there, come on. and that no one cares about Phiota/LUL. oh, and the KPLs are sluts who used to be men.)

everything else falls by the wayside.

JuicyCampus launched at Alabama here in the past week or so....

and of course, all it is is trash talking about sororities for the most part. It's really, really sad, and it shows the true colors of Greek Life at Alabama. :(

i hope FSU hasn't made the cut yet....i dont look at the gossip sites often.

ETA: OH CRAP

Uh oh ... it's up? I think they added a lot of big SEC and ACC schools recently. This is not going to be good AT ALL. :mad:

I've already found names of people i know, wow this is ridiculous.

that site is disgusting one of the topics under my school was "which is better juicycampus or greekrank?" haha both are bad

The thing about JC is that anyone from any school can post on any given schools website. Many of the things posted on the 'bama site may be people from other schools just trying to make 'bama look bad. Technically I could go onto the 'bama site and pose as a KD and write harsh stuff about other sororities even though I am not a KD and I don't go to 'bama. Also, I heard that they have 'interns' whose job it is to visit the different sites and make provocative posts and try to make things juicier. Don't worry, I don't think that you can put enough stock in JC to say that it reflects the true colors of Greek Life at 'bama or any other school.

i totally agree! i know on greekrank they have a disclaimer at the top of the sororities page that says "Note: Please keep an open mind during rush. Because of the nature of our ranking/comment system, some, or even all of what you see here may not be true, and none of it should be taken literally."

juicycampus you can talk about anything you want. on purdue's and i know other school's there are topics about individual people with their full names. that is stupid

buuttt there are some funny topics tho... like what's the best drunk food or why do all the fraternity houses serve keystone light or who saw that chicken on guy the bus today?

With the exception of the lack of moderation, there is really no difference between a site like juicycampus and greekchat.

Think about it....prospective members have no reason to take what we say seriously, either. We're just people who come to a message board.

LOL

That makes me sick to see girls talking about each other like that. Way yo make the Greek system look good.

WOW @ the tone of the gossip when it's about Greeks at HBCUs!

At Indiana State, the fraternities bash on each other worse than the sororities do. Not to sound arrogant, but the Pikes at Indiana State rarely lose in anything, and that has created a lot of drama on JuicyCampus, name calling, minor threats, and some small altercations.

It is embarrassing how childish and (no offense) "girlish" fraternity guys act when openly but anonymously bashing on each other.

There have also been rumors that the university has checked on when it comes to Student-Professor relationships and drug rings that have been started around the Terre Haute area.

I personally want to see JuicyCampus removed, if not from a national standpoint, but at least a Terre Haute/Indiana State University standpoint.

the juicycampus hype has died down at my university, however at it's prime, a lot of the topics posted were created to "bash" Greek prospects.

it was horrible, and I hoped that this had no effect on an interest's chances of being selected.