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Originally Posted by oldu
Of the four candidates for president and vice-president, only John McCain attended an institution where there were no fraternities or sororities. The fact that NONE of the other three chose to join a fraternity or sorority, is very discouraging. Especially, since one of our strongest arguments for joining our organzations is LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. I hope this is not a trend, but I suspect it is.
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I think the other 3 have all made clear that they worked hard to get themselves into college and worked hard to get themselves through college, paying for it on their own. I don't think it's that unusual that for students in their situation, joining and paying for a GLO wasn't their top priority and I don't take it as a positive or a negative that they weren't in a greek org. I'm not sure why that's such a "must have" in your book, there are plenty of other LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT opportunities in college, greek life doesn't own the corner on that one.
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