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Originally posted by shadokat
Dolphin, I wasn't saying you or anyone else hates smaller sororities or thinks less of us. My point was that most nationally prestigious sororities, such as Tri Delta, would NEVER think of going to a school in New Jersey. Reason being is that there are a lot of issues with hazing and risk management in the northeast. That's all I meant. I'm sure Stockton has all of those great things you mention  I just know of other universities in NJ that are great academically as well, but would never get Tri Delta to even bother looking their way. My apologies if I didn't come across properly.
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Why, say for instance, wouldnt tri-delt want to go to a school like Rutgers (in NJ also)? Because we have kids die in fraternity related deaths every year, or girls get put in dog cages and beat? WE dont have a hazing problem at all!
haha, I love my school, and I love my own chapter, but the stories I hear....
(disclaimer: they're stories and i have no idea if they are true.... but they could be....)
and the problem with the risk management isnt that we dont have it-- because we do. We have alcohol prevention programs, LOTS of rules, all the sororities had to go dry, even if their national weren't (this was a few years ago, i dont know if there are any national sororities that ARENT dry anymore...) the problem is its not ENFORCED. Rutgers is trying to shut down the greek system and instead of helping the situation, they ignore what goes on, shut down a chapter when its bad and give a slap on the wrist when its not so bad. That isnt helping anything.