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Originally Posted by Wolfman
The issue of the poster being grammatically-challenged aside, this is a fair question; but there's another aspect to it. Since on some level most GLO orgs do similar things--some better than others on different campuses with varying emphases--what does separate one grop from another. What is it's origins and legacy now? Are the founding principles and traditions in agreement with your values and worldview? As I get older the issue of my Fraternity's values being in concert with mine and actually something that I can follow as a Christian man is important to me. It's more than the "wine, women and song." For some it should mean that they should do some investigation about the history of the fraternity/sorority they may desire to pledge.
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Couldn't agree more. Excellent point!
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