Comprehensive article about the benefits of greek life at Queens College, includes lots of pictures. I am curious to know if this is done every year and if they see an increased interest in greek life because of this publicity?
Full article:
http://www.qcknightnews.com/news/200...1-885274.shtml
Excerpt:
You've seen the movies. You know what they are. Or do you? From National Lampoon's Animal House to Old School to Legally Blonde, fraternities and sororities have been making people laugh on the big screen for years.
Here at Queens College, there are two fraternities and three sororities. The fraternities are Tau Epsilon Phi and Gamma Omega Delta. The sororities are Sigma Delta Tau, Delta Phi Epsilon and Phi Sigma Sigma. But there are no frat houses, no toga parties, none of the things typically associated with fraternities and sororities. What's the point, then? What does it mean to be part of a Greek letter organization at Queens College?
Postscript: If you are interested in pursuing membership in any of the organizations mentioned in this article, please leave your name and number in the mailboxes of Greek letter organizations in Student Life, room 320 of the Student Union. Plus, keep your eyes open - flyers are posted as each organization schedules its events.
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