As we always advise collegiates, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a duck. Make your choices and decisions based on that, and you're more than likely going to find that many things we think aren't "our" events actually look like they are. People don't care if it's at an apartment or your house. When you decide join to a GLO, your actions become a reflection on that organization. Is it fair? I can't really answer that, but I believe it is a part of greek life. After all, what's more important? Drinking with your buddies or the brother/sisterhood that you gain from the greek experience? I think that's worth a thought or two
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Originally posted by axotiger
I would have agreed with this statement, but then what zntke711 said reminded me of somthing that our president last year about how if 'x' amount of us girls were there, then it would be considered our function. Which is kind of annoying (Also confused me) What if like my roommates and our neighbors (who are also AXO) happened to go to a party at our friends apt who's a GDI, I mean there are 8 of us there... is that our function? I guess lines are shady... 
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