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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />should you be in a sorority?<br /><br /> Poster Message:
If you're on this site because you want to know what recruitment has in store for you, you're probably taken aback with the sheer meanness you've seen on this site. You may be wondering if this life is for you. Of course you can talk to your high school friends, your mom's sorority friends, or research on the internet to find out what it's like. I didn't research. I just went into it blindly. After I accepted a bid and then dropped out during new member period, I found an OU Daily article written by a sorority girl about life in this same house house. It really opened my eyes. You can find it here: You can read it here: www.oudaily.com/opinion/column-are-you-sure-joining-the-greek-system-is-right/article_207f9f8b-b98c-520b-b1cc-1d80e036ba02.html NOTE: you need to remove any spaces if they show up when this gets posted. As for me, I didn't join another sorority because of the type of things described in this article. Now I realize that not every house is like that. Maybe only that one house. I have good friends that are very happy in there houses and I almost wish I were in a house too. Oh well, it's a little too late. But all in all, I'm glad my eyes were opened to what some houses will do to get new members. This house will probably flood this site with a lot of mean comments, blaming this house or that house for posting this article. But the truth is it was posted by someone not in any house at OU.