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Originally Posted by jaynu
I can't help to wonder: What do other organizations think about us? I just couldn't stop thinking about what these big fraternities would think about a smaller ethnic one. What do you guys think? Men in larger organizations, I was hoping to hear your opinions the most.
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There's an asian fraternity interest group on my campus--it formed last year sometime. I don't think I ever actually met any of the members or saw them.
I have nothing against them, I just never quite understood the concept of it. GMU was the most diverse university in the country (now it's #2 or something) and we're not a Big South school by any measure. My own chapter is incredibly diverse (ethnically, geographically, politically, and age-wise ((age range 18-29 for the actives))). It seems odd to label something as part of the MultiCultural Greek Council when the organizations each are only aimed at one specific culture. It's fine--these group should be free to exist. I only wonder if many of them exist because they have stereotyped the social fraternities.