Alabama Rush Documentary

[AnchorAlumna]

Originally Posted by aephi alum

This should be ... interesting.
I've visited the campus, as I evacuated to Tuscaloosa after Ida. Holy cats, those houses are big! I see from the 2022 recruitment thread that quota was 130ish. For reference, I went to school in the Northeast - at my school, total was 80.
I don't have a horse in this race, as AEPhi's chapter at the University of Alabama is dormant. But I'll be popping some popcorn and watching what happens.

aephi alum, when I started school the AEPhi chapter had closed a couple of years earlier but the house I think was still standing but empty and had been...or a fraternity was using it. It was on land that the next year was cleared. The stadium has long since expanded over that area.

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by AnchorAlumna

aephi alum, when I started school the AEPhi chapter had closed a couple of years earlier but the house I think was still standing but empty and had been...or a fraternity was using it. It was on land that the next year was cleared. The stadium has long since expanded over that area.

Yes. All 3 traditionally Jewish groups were there back then. And at least 2 of the fraternoties - AEPi and ZBT. Don't know about the fraternities but SDT is the only sorority still there and is not as large as the others.

[*winter*]

It was okay. It focuses a lot on transitioning from high school to college and uses recruitment as a vehicle to discuss the overall life experience. Nothing new or earth shattering for anyone who’s been through the transition. Normally when I watch a doc I like to go back and watch it again, to see if I missed anything. I really don’t have any desire to do that this time.