Art school sorority

[carnation]

SCAD thought that *Greeks* were a negative influence? Are they kidding? I am picturing some of the SCAD students I've known.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by carnation

SCAD thought that *Greeks* were a negative influence? Are they kidding? I am picturing some of the SCAD students I've known.

That's a really closed-minded thing to say. How someone looks or dresses has NOTHING to do with what kind of person they are.

And yes, it makes sense that they would think Greeks are a negative influence, for the time factor if nothing else. When you're in art school, you are doing art, period. You're not there to socialize or be a student athlete. It's not for everyone, but neither is "normal" college. The people who said in the comments that they were disappointed there was no Greek life should have known that when they applied and were accepted...and I wouldn't be shocked if people who entered art school with that mindset end up flunking out or transferring out. They just don't get it.

I know I get pissed on here when people talk about "fake" Greeks, but I have to say...this is that.

[carnation]

I'm not talking about what they look like. I'm talking about what they ARE like and I've known several of them pretty well.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by carnation

I'm not talking about what they look like. I'm talking about what they ARE like and I've known several of them pretty well.

Same applies. Different strokes for different folks.

[carnation]

Fine, but I bet you wouldn't want to be teaching with the SCAD-grad who bites her toenails in the faculty lounge.

[33girl]

That's a tic, not criminal behavior. I'd rather put up with that than the sorority girl who's a total bitch.

[carnation]

Not a tic. She just pleasantly comments that that's the most efficient way for her to trim her nails and goes back to gnawing.

Sure clears the faculty lounge.