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Old 02-19-2008, 05:55 PM
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What's the difference between a South Asian fraternity and an Asian-interest fraternity? You know I went to school/was brought up in hick heaven and this is all new to me.
Well, I probably should have been typing South Asian-interest all along to be truly correct but I was being lazy. But anyways, from what I've seen at PSU, the South Asian-interest GLO's are largely composed of students from South Asia (India and other countries in that region) whereas the Asian-interest GLO's are largely composed of students from East Asia (China, Korea, Japan, etc.). Of course, all the GLO's are open to students of all ethnic/cultural backgrounds. However, the programs/workshops, philanthropies, and community services of the South Asian-interest GLO's may differ from those of the Asian-interest GLO's to better service the South Asian community more specifically.
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