Non-Greek Wanting to Portray Sorority Life as Part of Story/Script

[honeychile]

If you really feel the need to have a GLO background, read a few books by Anne Rivers Siddon. She's one of the few who uses sororities & fraternities in her novels without offending.

The idea is to have the greek community day, "GDIwriter knows her stuff!", not "that creepy GDIwriter is a real user". We work hard on a day to day basis to maintain good PR about our community. We don't need a GDI to muck it up. In fact, it would be easier for us to list subjects you should avoid like the plague - such as hazing.

[GDIwriter]

Originally Posted by honeychile

If you really feel the need to have a GLO background, read a few books by Anne Rivers Siddon. She's one of the few who uses sororities & fraternities in her novels without offending.

The idea is to have the greek community day, "GDIwriter knows her stuff!", not "that creepy GDIwriter is a real user". We work hard on a day to day basis to maintain good PR about our community. We don't need a GDI to muck it up. In fact, it would be easier for us to list subjects you should avoid like the plague - such as hazing.

Actually, I am a him, but I see what you're saying.

And what are other subjects you would want to see avoided in a plot/story?

[honeychile]

Sorry about the gender mistake. I think there are a lot of hot button issues, so I'll just start off and let others chime in:

-sorority women are only interested in looks and fraternity men.
-getting wasted (fraternities or sororities)
-greeks needing at least 5 years to graduate.
-greeks are all in school on "Daddy's money".
-greeks having no friends outside of the greek system.

How's that for a starter?