Our sorority gets no frat love... - Page 3

pinkengineer · #31 04-05-2006, 10:38 PM

Please don't tell me that sororities base their opinions about themselves by which fraternity thinks they are "cute" or which fraternity "blesses" them with thier presence or apporval. I thought the focus of a sorority was the sisterhood, the empowerment of women by other women. If the fraternities in your world donot mix with you based of physical attributes or any other superficial reason, you are allowing them to enslave you. Broaden your circles, Sister.

Peaches-n-Cream · #32 04-05-2006, 10:46 PM

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Originally posted by pinkengineer
Please don't tell me that sororities base their opinions about themselves by which fraternity thinks they are "cute" or which fraternity "blesses" them with thier presence or apporval. I thought the focus of a sorority was the sisterhood, the empowerment of women by other women. If the fraternities in your world donot mix with you based of physical attributes or any other superficial reason, you are allowing them to enslave you. Broaden your circles, Sister.

Just so you know, this thread is three and a half years old so the original poster is either a college senior or graduate. I do agree with the part of your post about the focus of sorority and sisterhood.

ilikehazing · #33 04-06-2006, 01:41 AM

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Please don't tell me that sororities base their opinions about themselves by which fraternity thinks they are "cute" or which fraternity "blesses" them with thier presence or apporval. I thought the focus of a sorority was the sisterhood, the empowerment of women by other women. If the fraternities in your world donot mix with you based of physical attributes or any other superficial reason, you are allowing them to enslave you. Broaden your circles, Sister.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
So says the sorority who doesn't have a social calender and is usually forgotten about.

I haven't read through the pages but I'm pretty glad that this is a joke. Amazing. I just read some funny shit on the first page.

Erik P Conard · #34 04-06-2006, 02:15 AM

About fifty years ago our pledge manual said "Don't say frat."
It went on and said only ignorant high school kids and reporters
used that term.
But we heard it even back then, possibly less than now, but the
proliferation of greeks has watered down somewhat the so-called
dignity we once thought we had.
And while one may raise hell with me or Tom or a Beta or whomever, to say frat to some of us is tantamount to uncoiling a
loud and ripe fart at the dinner table.
Is that too difficult to understand?

ilikehazing · #35 04-06-2006, 02:22 AM

I didn't catch it, did you participate in the debate in the AphiA thread?

CarolinaCutie · #36 04-06-2006, 09:01 AM

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Originally posted by pinkengineer
Please don't tell me that sororities base their opinions about themselves by which fraternity thinks they are "cute" or which fraternity "blesses" them with thier presence or apporval. I thought the focus of a sorority was the sisterhood, the empowerment of women by other women. If the fraternities in your world donot mix with you based of physical attributes or any other superficial reason, you are allowing them to enslave you. Broaden your circles, Sister.

Wow. Learn to SPELL before you call anyone else a twit. She DID say that she thinks her sorority is pretty hot, regardless of the fraternities' opinions. I think that you can be in a sorority for the sisterhood and still care about the fringe benefits, like mixers.

pinkengineer · #37 04-07-2006, 09:20 AM

Mia culpa, Soror! As an Applied Engineering Physics major, I was never a great speller... and I am a worse typist...always glad to find ways to improve! ..... But, I am very glad to see you got the point of my post, for that is the reason for any type of communication with or without grammatical errors. Thanks....

volgirl · #38 04-18-2006, 02:15 PM

i'll be blunt, my take on it is you joined the wrong sorority. not only do the fraternity guys not enjoy hanging out with yall, you seem like you don't even like it.