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The first thing that irks me is when you're talking to a GDI, somehow being a Greek comes up, and they say, "No way are you a Greek!" as if it's a social disease or something. If they only knew how unbecoming that is!
I agree that there needs to be a firmer push towards Panhellenic thinking. When I was a pledge, we had a fairly long pledgeship, and Junior Panhel, which really taught us a lot. We ALL knew all 26 NPC sororities, what their pins looked like, which were on our campus, and which weren't. Now, there's just not the time - there's barely time to push your own sorority's policies, let alone Panhellenic's.
The third would be that, by senior year, most greeks are burned out.
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