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Originally posted by lovelyivy84
I suppose that the issue that members of BGLO's have with it is why you have to use our model? The mutli-cultural org's on our campus were basically BGLO's by another name, without the restrictions we face and without an equal amount of recognition in their communities.
Part of what has always made BGLO's so remarkable to me is the way they took something traditional and made it their own- they created a new sort of business model for fraternities and sororities. There are so MANY differences between us and HWGLO's. A LOT of the MCGLO's are not. They have yet to find their way to make a new model of the sorority and fraternity. I guess that's why some people don't saee the point. Why join something that is EXACTLY like everything else but just goes by another name?
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lovelyivy84,
Thank you for bringing that up - I've always wondered that, too.
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