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[tanzera]

I believe there are more than 5 sororities at UNLV. I attend UNR and I am the president of the MGC there and I know there are MGC orgs there which are exactly the same as Panhellenics so they should not be discounted. Typically the only difference between MGC's and other organizations is that they try to bring more events relating to diversity to their campus. Also anyone that doesnt find the right fit for them at a campus is always encouraged to bring one onto the campus.

Originally Posted by tanzera

I believe there are more than 5 sororities at UNLV. I attend UNR and I am the president of the MGC there and I know there are MGC orgs there which are exactly the same as Panhellenics so they should not be discounted. Typically the only difference between MGC's and other organizations is that they try to bring more events relating to diversity to their campus. Also anyone that doesnt find the right fit for them at a campus is always encouraged to bring one onto the campus.

FYI...you're replying to posts from 2004 so I'm sure that the info provided in them are probably outdated.

[LatinaAlumna]

Originally Posted by tanzera

Typically the only difference between MGC's and other organizations is that they try to bring more events relating to diversity to their campus.

I would highly dispute this. There are MAJOR differences between the LGLOs, MCGLOs, etc. that are on the UNLV campus and the traditional greek organizations, and these differences are not limited to "bringing more events related to diversity." In my opinion, it is not that simple, and I would hate for anyone interested in one of these organizations to think that the differences are limited to diversity-related programming only.