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ABC Chapter v. XYZ Chapter Beefs...
I have been noticing a lot that on the undergraduate level and even the graduate level, there are a lot of inter-chapter beefs, issues, grips, grudges in ALL ORGANIZATIONS. Whether its pledge process beefs on the undergraduate level, or fiscal and policy practices in the graduate arena, it seems a bit out of control.
1) Are culture and climate differences at institutions causing problems within our fraternities/sororities? 2) Do practices such as challenging another chapter, trading wood, or "pari snatching" acceptable or necessary? 3) IS IT JUST JUVENILE??? |
You mean "JUVENILE" ;)
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i've seen chapters and particular lines of chapters make up their own grips/calls. i had to squash that ish with my neos. i dont find it cute. i've never been a fan of trading wood - i mean, there are other ways to prove that youre bout it. how bout you go pay some dues and be bout it? never heard of "pari snatching" why would anyone do that? aside from it being "inappropriate"? as for it being juvenile, i think most of these issues are legitimate, its the way members go about it that's juvenile. |
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Line grips burn me!!! I hate that! |
Well, mos def I feel you, but being a NUPE in the SouthEastern Province I can speak on this from experience. Take our Province for example. It's made up of South Carolina and Georgia. That's alot of chapters, just for two states. The thing is is that, sometimes, Georgia Chapters have the stigma of being better made, or more bout it than South Carolina Chapters. Therefore, in order to get respect not only for your chapter, but your state, certain things happen. Is it right? No, but it's a matter of circumstance. Yes I have engaged in trading, and not cause I like it, but because of the respect factor, ya know? Pain is temporary, yet chapter pride is forever. I refuse for someone to mention my chapter in the same sentence as the word "suspect". But once your known in a particular area, or by particular chapters, those things don't happen.
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has it changed that much cain?? i remember going all over georgia in 2000 when i crossed and being received with open arms. i did see bruhs get hemmed up in atl tho and even in a probate show at our school a few years ago one of my sands from benedict college (gamma mu) told me how he literally helped a dude out of his nalia (to be fair, the guy did have on like six pieces). as for inter chapter rivalries, consider this, i crossed at sc state (alpha lambda) and we dont really cooperate with the bruhs across the fence at claflin (gamma nu) as we should. perhaps i will explain why i think this is in a later post.
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It's not only juvenile... its sad. People need to remember that although they join THROUGH ABC chapter, they have joined an ORGANIZATION. As such, the chapters need to pull together.... not pull each other apart. And certainly not in public! That just makes your organization look bad.
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Damn, your right up the street!!! I'm at Epsilon Omega man! But yeah, things done changed man! My chapter can go down there no problem ya dig? Cause we are always down there on the road trip tip. But ATL is a different monster cause you got bruhs, who don't act like bruhs, or even call themselves bruhs. (You know who that is).
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6 pieces of nalia!!!! Cot Dayum! That is crazy! You are asking for it doing shit like that! As far as trading, there are so many chapters in ATL and so much "bs" going on with certain situations that trading can be common. Especially if you are a neo or unknown...but after a while you get to know everyone and if you carry yourself right after a while that really shouldnt happen too much anymore because if you are holdin your ish up your respect factor should be there off top.
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I don't understand all that... I mean, I've traded with bruhs from other chapters but it wasn't because either one of us thought the other was "suspect" it was just a kase of boredom I guess. I haven't been out of state in my letters but a few times and I only got charged once when I was at Bayou Classic. I'm the type of NUPE that came through the way I came through and I'm damn glad I was brought through hard, and I will make sure anyone else comes through the same if I can help it, but at the same time, I'm too old to be fightin with members of the SAME fraternity as I am. I don't get that, if a kat is paper, he know he paper, I don't see a need in further humiliating him by making him take off his perry, that's some school yard bully mess to me. And fighting between chapters? Way to go. You just made not only both of the chapters but the organization as a whole look like some gatdamn fools. I love the bond just as much as the next NUPE but some people are straight "ignant".
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And another thing, if a chapter X is beefing with chapter Y over chapter Y's process, why not go to chapter Y and offer some suggestions?
(Side Note) Shout out to everyone from SC, I was born and raised in SC. |
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when i was in undergrad, 4 neos from another chapter came over to us and asked us to help us with their 'process'. it seems that they had gone over (MIP) but for whatever reason they had not pledged. i can't remember all the details but lo and behold a few weeks later i see one of the 4 Neos with a hit on his arm, acting all hard and stuff. i let it go tho, i'm not one to get krazy over stuff like that, i saw the bruh in my alumni chapter mtg the other day, his dad's the polemarch there now so thats why he came, ordinarily he wouldn't risk it.
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hey, talkin about perps, is there a thread where one can share stories about perps??
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search it. there are many a thread on perps, but i think theyre older. |
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that's some real grimey ish. i would NEVER step to my soror like that. now if she was perpin something real hard, there's another issue - that para would definitely get snatched. but if you suspect, you simply just dont roll with them like that. you know, dont wanna be suspect by association. |
"you know, dont wanna be suspect by association." - tld221
:) LOL, Sad but true!!! |
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Y'all ever notice suspekt/paper members be the friendliest? |
True Story!
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I definantly feel you on that. I'm not a mean person, but you should never come off as trying too hard when u meet new bruhs. THat's a big warning sign for most
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thats my thing! if you gonna be paper, fine. you still a soror, ok. im going to respect you. i may not roll with you tight, but we can still be cool on the surface. but if you paper and then front about your so-called process, how you was a #___, you was the rock, how many weeks you were on, etc. that is WACK! you just better off being paper and just that. that's sad that people have to perp AFTER they get their letters. |
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its kinda like how you can tell people who got beatings as a child and those who just got "timeout"/got grounded. believe me - moms beat my azzz many a time, so i don't play that ish. but my cousin, never got beat, and he is reckless. |
:eek: @ this thread
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Nothing wrong with challenging each other at the undergrad and grad level to put on the tightest programs and fundraisers. Anything more than that is a LAME. I think most of us have participated in some form of LAMEness before but as we get older we recall how LAME it all was and is. I have found, however, that many "chapter (or organizational) beefs" are simply personal beefs that have become chapter-wide. For example, so-and-so took so-and-so's girlfriend in high school or college so they don't like each other. They act out and people from the respective chapters take sides. A decade or more later the chapters hate each other and do things like pick apart each other's pledge processes---but none of the youngins know where the conflict stemmed from. The important thing is to squash the beef and form a bond so that we can help each other. :) |
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What a silly theory. When people have nothing to prove they feel completely comfortable being THEMSELVES, whether that be mean/bitter or nice/timid. |
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Some of you fools in this thread seem like the only time you were on line is when you logged onto the internet.
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I understand what you all are saying, but as you get older, you may see things differently (not always though LOL). I'm just saying, I know some people that have pledged but are just wack people IMO. I'm cool with people because I like them, not for any other reason. |
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Any Greek who subscribes to such silly theories is SUSPECT, in my opinion. |
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