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Thank you! LOL!
I was worried that some of you didn't believe me that Gamma Zeta wasn't open for the last 23 years! LOL!
I also wanted to let some of you know that I will soon begin a new thread tonight and hopefully let this one drift away since there are so many topics being discussed in it.
I would like to start a thread, being added to every couple of days, of the last 6 year history of Gamma Zeta, the troubles of the chapter, the good things the chapter did, what caused it's downfall, how the Umass greek system is/was, relationships within the chapter external/internal, my own personal experiences, etc. I will make it in chronological order by semester.
I think if I relate my experience it can be very helpful to all of you, especially those who may not have been in college for some time, to maybe avoid some of the mistakes and use some of the good things that happened. Of course my experience will be somewhat biased, but I will try to be as open minded and fair as possible (of course I will not try to embarass or hurt anyone or name call). However I will be as truthfull and factual as I can. I ask of you to comment on each thread as I post it, but please do not jump to conclusions until I am finally done with my "diary."
Some of the things I post you may not like. Like all fraternities, Gamma Zeta was no angel. I have visited 6 other Lambda Chi's and I can tell you that some that APPEARED to be by "by the book" and "goody goodies" were actually some of the most wild, crazy, illegal fraternities I have ever visited. And I can also tell you that some of the craziest, bad reputation chapters I visited acted like they were Amish.
So Gamma Zeta wasn't perfect, does that make your chapter better than us? I'm going to tell the truth, and provide as much support as possible so there is no question of the validity of my story. Just remember, "those in glass houses...." you know the rest.
So please, I ask of you to hold comments on this thread and post them on my new thread tonight once I am done with it so that we can start a new, concise, and productive conversation.
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