lizzie3d, you do not have to defend your entire system because one member of one GLO messed up. I do apologize if I came across that way in my messages. Again, I think there are alot of great aspects to Greek life....heck, I have several good friends who are Greek.
Anyway, that girl ended up getting kicked out of her sorority. Apparently, she had a lot of problems and got herself into a little too much trouble.I'm glad her sorority didn't tolerate her bad behavior. I would imagine that in a lot of ways, its a privledge to be involved in a sorority...its refreshing to know that a sorority doesn't allow such a privledge to be abused.
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Originally posted by lizzie3d:
GLOs generally do not sit idly by while members destroy themselves. There are internal workings within each GLO that non-members will never and could never understand. If this woman were in my house, I can guarantee that she would not get away with her behavior-- some sort of disciplinary action would be taken, along with an attempt to find out why one of our members was behaving this way.
The reason she wouldn't get away with her behavior, butterfly, is exactly because of your posts: if one member of one GLO at one campus does something that someone (excuse the phrase) "on the outside" of Greek life does not like, it makes every single Greek organization look bad.
I am very sorry that this happened, but I'm even more sorry that we have to sit here and defend our entire system because one member of one GLO somewhere in this country messed up. 
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