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Originally Posted by rastaone
the problem is that when the beta expansion team was recruiting here, they stressed that they were looking for "fraternity men" and not "frat boys." the difference being that "fraternity men" followed the vision/goals/etc of MOP, which made them DIFFERENT from every other frat.
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This is the part I don't understand.
I drank like crazy at times in college- especially when I lived in the house. And we tore things up and stole stuff from other fraternities and ripped buses to shreds on road trips etc.
But I also spent many hours working on philanthropy events, finished a pretty tough undergrad degree and went right through to the MBA program with no work experience, played designated driver in the house a lot, held office every semester (Pledge Class President and then various chapter offices after) and today I enjoy an active role in an advisory capacity which has been more fun and rewarding than I could ever imagine.
So under MPI as it is envisioned by some, does all of that go away because I liked to party balls a time or two a week when I was an active?
This is what concerns me and makes me wary of how MPI has been implemented. The concept itself is very sound and a smart idea both internally and externally, but it certainly has taken some ugly turns.
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