I loved the article.
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Originally Posted by minDyG
I looooved being stereotyped--because then I always had so much fun COMPLETELY baffling people by how un-stereotypical I was!
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I remember once in the University Senate the professors and the administration were complaining about some rather rowdy behavior during the freshmen’s walk to convocation ( read: annual parade of the whole freshman class down a street lined with upperclassmen, upperclassmen dorms/houses and 5 of the fraternity houses the Friday before classes start). Mind you there is always a lot of shouting and drinking (and mud sliding in Sig Nu’s front yard my freshmen year) , but this last year was particularly bad. Well of course one of the professors said that it was all “those frat boys,” and the University should try to buy the fraternities' houses. Then another professor reminded him, in a rather irritated tone, that the fraternities were the ones cheering for the freshmen, not the ones heckling…and rating the freshmen women form one to ten as they walked by. To which the head of our Judicial Affairs Office added that “We should all remember that the fraternities are our friends ”. A beautiful moment.