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i know what you mean. I must tell you that everyone goes thru it. I did. I wanted to drop around my sophomore year.
About the house being young and immature... I have a similar situation. We took a large class of freshman last semester and have a fairly good size class this semester. Majority of the house is under 20. Older members tend to get frustrated with their lack of experience with "serious" issues and tend to vote en-mass because they have the majority. Then we end up with decision that might not be the greatest. Have a talk with your house or president or sorority councelor. Maybe they can bring it up to exec about how everyone should be acting like an adult and if they aren't sure about certain things, they should ask. We will sit and discuss items until we are blue in the face so that decisions can be made acurately.
But to favor the youngin side... we ALL went thru being an immature sorority girl. Boy crazy party girls. They will eventually grow out of it and once they do, you will have some awesome and dedicated sisters that will be wiser than they are now.
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