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I agree with those who have cited the leadership challenges for being in a sorority today, and it does not just extend to large chapters. Just tonight I had to discuss the business/management sides of sorority membership with a chapter of 30 women. They are learning to make decisions about their organization based on the financial bottom line as well as trying to balance personal relationships and use interpersonal skills in dealing with one another. All important things for when they enter the workforce.
Maybe I am reading this wrong, but DGTess, it seems to be that you are against following the herd or being sheeple, yet you are advocating that things should be done the way they were in your day, therefore, adhering to tradition (following the herd) regardless of whether it works for today's students or organizations. This seems, to me, to be hypocritical. Maybe you can explain that further... I too am curious about your thoughts on the Greek system in universities. If not in university communities, then where?
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