USC

[ellebud]

bruin27:

I don't know if you received the memo but, since I am an alum of both USC and UCLA, I feel that I can add my two cents here. This board is designed to support PNMs going through recruitment and to support Greeks and their chapters. This is not a venue for childish rivals' rant(s), tantrums or injections of Go....whoever.

Have you ever noticed that women congratulate pledges that didn't pledge their GLO? It's called class. Learn from it.

[bruin27]

It's part of attending one of the two schools so deal with it theirs nothing wrong with a little rivalry.

[AZTheta]

Originally Posted by bruin27

It's part of attending one of the two schools so deal with it theirs nothing wrong with a little rivalry.

As another poster (thank you, Ellebud) articulated, remarks that are not germane to the topic and are discourteous to others are not appreciated; nor do those types of remarks and posters need to share their illiteracy and bad manners with others. Profanity has no place on these boards.

It is with pride and pleasure that I congratulate all those PNMs who found sisters, regardless of letters. My college experience was greatly enriched by my membership in a greek letter organization. And I have found sisters of all letters throughout my life.

To "Bruin27": I find it curious that the University of California system has not improved your use of English grammar and vocabulary (that is, assuming that you are matriculating at UCLA). Having graduated from a UC school, I must say that your writing and punctuation skills do not reflect the level of education that I have come to expect from university students and graduates. You might consider reading Eats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss and then you can move on to Strunk and White (which was required in my high school English class).