Hazing creates a sense of unity

[ICEBATHSAREFUN]

Originally Posted by txcutie

First of all, I go to Baylor as well and I do not believe they have a "bad" Greek system. Granted, there are no houses for neither fraternities nor sororities, but there are pros and cons to having/not having houses. It does promote a more unified campus, but there are always Greek events/parties going on all the time on and off campus that tons of people get involved in. Christmas on 5th Street is a huge tradition sponsored by a local fraternity, and the Homecoming floats are a big deal.

I guess I shouldn't say Baylor has a bad greek system but rather a "different" greek system. Two of my older brothers were greeks at Baylor one an sae and one a phi delt. I've just heard them complain a lot about the way administration treats fraternities. So my knowledge on the matter is based on what they have told me about Baylor's greek system.

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by ICEBATHSAREFUN

I guess I shouldn't say Baylor has a bad Greek system but rather a "different" Greek system. Two of my older brothers were Greeks at Baylor one an SAE and one a Phi Delt. I've just heard them complain a lot about the way administration treats fraternities. So my knowledge on the matter is based on what they have told me about Baylor's Greek system.

Very few Greeks, IMVHO and experience, will say great things about their schools administration.

And everyone will vent at something.

And all campus's and Greek systems are going to be different in some form or another.
May campus was very different; our houses were part of the housing system. The Greek groups had exclusive use agreements with the school.
We paid dorm fees and had campus kitchens.