A few questions. Feel free to elaborate.

33girl · #1 02-23-2010, 08:05 PM

Geraldo, aren't you a little old to be rushing?

"Recruiters" work for the military or cults. Not sure what they have to do with a fraternity.

GeraldoRivera · #2 02-23-2010, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl

Geraldo, aren't you a little old to be rushing?

"Recruiters" work for the military or cults. Not sure what they have to do with a fraternity.

There's a person designated as the "recruiting chair," yes.

33girl · #3 02-23-2010, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by GeraldoRivera

There's a person designated as the "recruiting chair," yes.

Um, let me put it this way. If you ask for the "recruiting chair" someone will laugh in your face. I don't care how it's listed on the website. You're a guy - it's rush.

GeraldoRivera · #4 02-23-2010, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl

Um, let me put it this way. If you ask for the "recruiting chair" someone will laugh in your face. I don't care how it's listed on the website. You're a guy - it's rush.

I've never asked for the recruiting chair, buddy.

AXOmom · #5 02-23-2010, 08:28 PM

Okay, I just have to second KSUViolet's question. Why would you ask about a google search? It kind of implies you are concerned about what might come up.

I certainly have little to no idea what fraternities normally do when choosing members, and I would imagine that it varies considerably from campus to campus, chapter to chapter BUT I am a 47 year old mother who is barely computer literate, and the first thing I do when I want to know about someone (this usually comes up when my children mention a new guy/girl they are seeing) is google the name.

If it occurs to computer illiterate me, I can't imagine it wouldn't occur to most college age boys - particularly if they are rushing say 20 or fewer at a time. If I might be living with that guy for a year or more and calling him a brother - I'd take the time to google him. I don't know that they will, but I would assume it if I were you.