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Originally posted by 33girl
Fact: unless Hoosier is a member of either fraternity that he walked into, or is a student/alum of SDSU who knows people at those chapters, what he did is pretty mofoing rude, not to mention trespassing in many people's books, including mine.
hoosier, if your evaluation of the strength of a fraternity is based on something petty like whether or not houses (which you oh so arrogantly invaded) were clean to your satisfaction, you are more pathetic than I thought. then again, you probably think any chapter that can't afford a maid and butler should be closed down.
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Hoosier has never seen anyone knocking on the door at a fraternity house. Most people walk in, and look for someone to talk to. If you knocked on the door of most fraternities - especially during the summer - you would be standing there a long time.
Probably at a sorority, they have an officer or a little old lady alumna assigned to answer the door 24/7.
One way to see if a restaurant is any good is to look at their trash cans. Another way is to look at the restrooms. A good restaurant takes care of both.
One way I evaluate fraternties is on appearance - good chapters take care of their houses and furniture, trash and restrooms.
Also on my list of recently-visited chapters needing janitorial help are
SPE at Cal-Poly SLO
LXA at Cal-Poly SLO
Several at UCLA
My compliments to Sigma Nu at SLO - a very neat house.
I understand that you can't make the pledges clean the house anymore, but there has to be someway to get the job done - everyday, everyweek.