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ethan01 10-07-2007 04:20 PM

Which UCLA frat?
 
Hey Guys,

Ok which frat at UCLA has the most parties and is the most active socially? Any tips?

Thanks

Drolefille 10-07-2007 04:27 PM

Trainwreck.

Calling it now.

AlphaFrog 10-07-2007 04:34 PM

LLL

/Just sayin'

fantASTic 10-07-2007 06:06 PM

In before the lock!

jessicaelaine 10-07-2007 06:09 PM

it's which ever one i'm at, son!

adpiucf 10-07-2007 06:38 PM

You're better off going through fraternity rush at UCLA and letting each fraternity give you their spiel.

There is a lot more to fraternities than good parties. If you are interested in making some great friends and involving yourself in community projects, meeting new people on campus, AND those parties, then you should look into all of the fraternities during rush and accept an invitation to the one where you feel like you fit in the best. Otherwise, you may end up joining a group and paying dues where they may have the best parties, but you don't like the members... and the parties are a very small part of a brotherhood.

Hope this helps! Students in your UCLA classes might have perceptions of the different fraternities to share-- but everyone has a different opinion about who is the best and why. You are better off going through rush and making that decision for yourself once you have all of the information from the fraternities and have gotten a vibe for the members in each one.

Benzgirl 10-07-2007 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog (Post 1534537)
LLL

/Just sayin'

Tri-Lambda Rocks!!!!

Drolefille 10-07-2007 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adpiucf (Post 1534576)
You're better off going through fraternity rush at UCLA and letting each fraternity give you their spiel.

There is a lot more to fraternities than good parties. If you are interested in making some great friends and involving yourself in community projects, meeting new people on campus, AND those parties, then you should look into all of the fraternities during rush and accept an invitation to the one where you feel like you fit in the best. Otherwise, you may end up joining a group and paying dues where they may have the best parties, but you don't like the members... and the parties are a very small part of a brotherhood.

Hope this helps! Students in your UCLA classes might have perceptions of the different fraternities to share-- but everyone has a different opinion about who is the best and why. You are better off going through rush and making that decision for yourself once you have all of the information from the fraternities and have gotten a vibe for the members in each one.

Quoted for a real reply. :p

nittanyalum 10-07-2007 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ethan01 (Post 1534524)
which frat

:eek:

Oh no! THAT WORD!

:rolleyes:

AlexMack 10-07-2007 08:20 PM

Kappa Kappa Kappa hands down.

AGDem 10-07-2007 08:47 PM

In before the lock!

DeltAlum 10-07-2007 09:19 PM

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Delta Tau Chi.

BlueNYC2 10-07-2007 10:48 PM

lmao @ Tri-Lambda...
ya'll some fools...Revenge of the Nerds...

adpiucf 10-08-2007 12:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drolefille (Post 1534607)
Quoted for a real reply. :p

A lot of people come onto this board knowing nothing about Greek Life or what is an appropriate question. Just trying to be helpful :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by nittanyalum (Post 1534615)
:eek:

Oh no! THAT WORD!

:rolleyes:

I know a lot of fraternity members and alumni who call it a frat and see nothing wrong with it, and have never associated the word frat with a bad or dirty word.

AOE2AlphaPhi 10-08-2007 01:04 AM

I've never heard "frat" used as a bad thing to call a fraternity. Can someone PM me the reason it would be considered bad?


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