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Originally Posted by agzg
I liked it, too, thought it was sweet.
The trouble is that so few people actually interact with sororities even on a superficial level, so it's so so easy to have the Legally Blonde stereotype in one's head.
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I also think that in some ways, sororities (of all kinds) don't make it easy for people to interact with them. Whether it's poor public relations, insularity, size, or poor devotion to lifetime commitment.
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Originally Posted by katydidKD
No, it just rubbed me the wrong way. I'm not the only one who reacted that way after reading it either.
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Why does it matter if you were the only one who reacted that way or not? Several people can be wrong at once. lol
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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
Yea, well MC did say that he missed the line that I quoted.
The point of the article is
1. I thought sororities acted like this
2. I met some sorority women who didn't act like this
3. Because of these women, I changed the way I think of sororities
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Exactly. I mean, I don't know this woman, but if you were even a very well educated person from a school without a Greek system, you may (and probably do) have certain stereotypes about Greek life. I don't think anything is wrong with someone owning up to their ignorance and highlighting an UP AND COMING NATIONAL GLO.