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Originally Posted by ZTAIUalum
You know, I had so many friends at IU, many not in a house, and believe it or not they are very happy girls. We invited them to a lot of our sorority functions, and I love them like a sister and roomed with some of them post IU. I don't understand your obvious anger. I was merely making a statement, but there are MANY girls that suicide, or put down only one...
What I am saying is Greek isn't for everyone and many who didn't go Greek are still happy wonderful people...and yes, I took math...no need for the obvious snarky comment.
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I'm being snarky because it's quite clear you haven't read (or if you have, cannot seem to understand) the many pages in the last few days discussing IU's serious problem where HUNDREDS of girls who maximize their options end up bidless.
You can say that there are opportunities outside greek like at IU all you want, but considering you were a member of a (highly coveted actually) sorority there, I think you have no idea what you're talking about. Clubs, etc. are great and a good idea for any college student regardless of greek affiliation, but speaking as someone who was on the outside looking in at IU until I transferred, my joining clubs was no replacement for the sorority experience I saw my roommate and other dorm friends having.
Sure, there are many girls that suicide or are too good for certain chapters, but that's a problem at every single school with greek life, nobody on greek chat will dispute that. The problems we're discussing in this thread are IU specific because of your antiquated, bizarre, and cruel bed quota system.