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Originally posted by macallan25
Do you honestly expect a freshman male to think like this when choosing a house? No. They look at reputation, type of guys, parties, women, reputation with women, what sororities do they hang out with....and if those are the tops on campus. Philanthropy and the brotherhood aspect are learned later.
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To a point, I'd agree and would concede the point about brotherhood being "learned" later. But there may be some difference between those who come to college with no knowledge of the Greek system other than what they've seen in movies and TV, and those who have grown up with Greek parents, siblings or other close relatives or friends. The latter, I would guess, have a more developed idea of what Greek life is about and a better grasp of the brotherhood/sisterhood concept, even if they haven't experienced it firsthand.
Of course, for those people, being a legacy might be one of the first factors in choosing a GLO.
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