Texas SAE saves swimmer's life

[UTLonghorn2012]

The Daily Texan, from what I can tell in the issues I have read, does not have a very favorable opinion of Greek life.

When the Greek community does something positive, it barely gets a mention.

When something bad happens, they explode on it.

If the swimmer had been an SAE at UT, and maybe had done something dumb, the headline wouldn't be "Student breaks neck swimming," it would certainly be "SAE Member breaks neck" and would probably go on to condemn the practice of spring break.

[breathesgelatin]

Originally Posted by UTLonghorn2012

The Daily Texan, from what I can tell in the issues I have read, does not have a very favorable opinion of Greek life.

When the Greek community does something positive, it barely gets a mention.

When something bad happens, they explode on it.

If the swimmer had been an SAE at UT, and maybe had done something dumb, the headline wouldn't be "Student breaks neck swimming," it would certainly be "SAE Member breaks neck" and would probably go on to condemn the practice of spring break.

Way to come to UT with an open mind.