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Originally posted by 33girl
But in the liberal media, it's not "cool" to be pro-Greek. I would bet that some of those gals were the biggest letter-wearin', Vera-Bradley-totin', fraternity-party-goin' ladies out there. They just don't want to admit it because the prevalent media bent nowadays is to make fun of Greek life and trash anything positive about it.
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I can't believe you just called Cosmo "liberal media".
Let's face it: the truth about GLOs is never going to be a hit in the media because it won't sell. Nobody is going to buy a magazine with a cover story called "My Sisters Treated Me So Well, I Want My Daughter To Be One", so no consumer-driven magazine (as Cosmo clearly is) is going to publish it. People want to read about naked slumber parties, circle the fat, initiation rituals involving dead pelicans -- in short, total crap. In fact, all of these things are mere rumors that we've all heard one time or another (well, maybe not the dead pelican thing.) But there's a reason why rumors travel so quickly. People don't want to hear squeaky-clean stories about sorority girls raising money for breast cancer research. They want dirt.
I'm just sayin'.