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Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel
Where are we considering the south? Because I'm also in the south and agree much more with EW than I do with you. Every single kid I grew up with who was from a "prominent family" who went to school in the south went greek. The kids from pretty good families who didn't tended to be the same kids that seemed odd and other people whispered about how such and such raised a kid like that the whole time they were growing up. And yes, you can pinpoint someone's social status with a pretty fair degree of accuracy by looking at whether they were in one of about 4 fraternities or sororities at the state school. There are a few exceptions to judging people based on tiers, but people do think it's kind of funny when even with a (multiple usually) legacy you can't get into one of the good chapters at your school.
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But, how do the parents feel if their son transfers to a campus where his fraternity brothers are a bunch of "Shanes"?
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