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Originally posted by Dionysus
See, I don't really consider that as diversity. Technically it is, however that type of "diversity" is very common. I've never heard of a GLO or any other social organization that had all or mostly math majors, party guys/girls, etc. In every group and organzation there will be a variety of personalities and interests. There will always be "the quiet girl/guy", "the leader", "the peacemaker" and the like. But how often do you see buddhists, muslims, Christians, and the Jewish in the same group? Or, Nigerians, the Irish, and Guatamalans in the same group?
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i disagree, i find that a lot of campuses have orgs that are known as the 'party house' or the 'study house' and stuff...but do you want to distinguish between personal membership opinions or stereotypes? because i think a lot of us can come up with a 'label' for our org, even if it didn't apply to every single member.
and you have interest fraternities/sororities, like business, government, music, service, so on some level, they all have to share SOMETHING, otherwise what would distinguise Alpha Chi from Sigma Kappa or Gamma Phi, etc.
