Alumni who have no lives and bad jobs but really care about Greek life
 

I know of some.

-Rudey

Re: Alumni who have no lives and bad jobs but really care about Greek life
 

bwahahahaha...this just made my day!

Is this another stab at teachers who are greek and proud of it?
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No...sometimes it's good to laugh just a little without assuming that people are stabbing you. I didn't even know you were a teacher.

-Rudey

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over? :confused:

Rudey,
I did not assume that anyone was poking fun at me. I just wondered if this was a follow-up to the discussion that ensued from Erik's comments about educators not being involved in the community and feeling like they wear a "hair shirt." Many people consider teaching a "bad job" because of the low pay and numerous extra hours which, in turn, result in outsiders often thinking that educators have "no lives." Hence, my question....
I have stand up for teachers. :) They are helping to forge the future.
Thanks for answering.
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i know some.. a few actually.. and no they aren't teachers

they are people (guys and girls) who think they are still collegiates after many many years of not being one..some still cause drama.. and guys please dont tell me you dont cause drama.. cause you know you are fully capable of it

LOL ;)

Its great to have active alumni to provide continuity across the years. As long as they are not being destructive i wouldn't let it bother you.