History of Rush
 

Greetings everyone!

Okay, I'm new here, but I'm in search of some help. I'm writing a recruitment chapter for a pledge education manual and looking to find out about the HISTORY OF RUSH! Yes, that's right, the history of rush.

Rumors are that the term "Rush" was created because when students arrived to campuses by train back in the 1800's, greek representatives would "rush" to the train station to begin to select members for their organization. The only problem is, I have no positive information for that. Does anyone? Do you know of any websites that talk about rush or recruitment?

Thanks in advance for any and all help!


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"Leadership is a relationship, founded on trust and confidence.
Without trust and confidence, people don't take risks.
Without risks, there's no change.
Without change, organizations and movements die."
- - - Kouzes and Posner, The Leadership Challenge

I've heard that too, about the train station thing.

I see you're in Butler - if you can get down to Pitt main, they have some old Baird's manuals in the library there. These are really neat and you might be able to find some info there.