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Thats not what is reffered to as being "Pink". Being Pink is when you start clapping and cheering during a seminar on anti-hazing, a date rape announcement on campus, or someone who is greek going to the hospital from drinking to much. Its when people are inappropriatly showing their sorority spirit during a Panhellenic/IFC event. In the past, when I was on Panhell. Phi Mu had been reprimanded several times for this behavior.
Its perfectly acceptable if its during greekweek or homecoming, but not when you are talking about a member of another greek organization on your campus who has been recently raped. Thats just wrong and disrespectful to the woman, her organizations members, and all the greeks on the campus.
I didn't mean to offend anyone, I was just being HONEST, like what was asked of me (if you look in the first post, it stresses "Be Honest". People need to stop being so defensive and so touchy.
My organization isn't perfect, nationally or on my campus. I know that. We've had every problem just like EVERYONE ELSE HAS. Noone should be throwing stones in their glass houses.
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