BBC Documentary on Fraternity/Sorority

[moe.ron]

I want to say late 90s? Following the Iowa State Greek system

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2reMpvK5j8

[*winter*]

This is from my generation. I can’t believe we thought we looked good with that hair!

[SWTXBelle]

From 1998.

Boy howdy, that Pike really LOVES Gamma Phi.

[FSUZeta]

FYI: it's the University of Iowa and it's an interesting documentary.

[ZTA72]

It was interesting. I wondered how Alpha Chi was so prominently focused on. Maybe, there were inside connections.

I was a little disappointed in the ending. I also wondered if ZTA was the "offender" with the strawberries in the water during first round??

[andthen]

I enjoyed watching it. Some of what was in there still holds true even now. Yes I agree the ending was kind of a bummer. It just sort of fell like oh we need to wrap up quickly.

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by ZTA72

It was interesting. I wondered how Alpha Chi was so prominently focused on. Maybe, there were inside connections.

I was a little disappointed in the ending. I also wondered if ZTA was the "offender" with the strawberries in the water during first round??

Me too.

ZTA72, I hit edit instead of quote-I did not edit your post.

[Benzgirl]

I wonder if any of the PIKEs were to see this 22 years later, what would be their reaction to their younger selves.

[amIblue?]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

From 1998.

Boy howdy, that Pike really LOVES Gamma Phi.

Part of me hopes that he grew up to have many daughters who are/will be sorority women.

[SWTXBelle]

Originally Posted by Benzgirl

I wonder if any of the PIKEs were to see this 22 years later, what would be their reaction to their younger selves.

I wonder how many of them have daughters, and would be HORRIFIED if college men had the attitudes they did back in the day. Graduating in '86, I can say that yeah, I saw those attitudes, but I hope we are all better, and expect our children to be better, too.

[ZTA72]

[QUOTE=FSUZeta;2473974]Me too.


Hi there Sister...glad we are on the same wave length about strawberries!


ZLAM!

[ZTA72]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

I wonder how many of them have daughters, and would be HORRIFIED if college men had the attitudes they did back in the day. Graduating in '86, I can say that yeah, I saw those attitudes, but I hope we are all better, and expect our children to be better, too.

I wondered if anyone else had the same thoughts. OMYGOODNESS, I was in college in the early 70s. NO one said the F word back then. I still cringe when I hear it.