southern-ness
by: Chad CastletonSo I see a TON of criticism directed at the fraternities here for "not being southern enough" or not "adhering to southern values" I'll bite, what about JMU fraternities in general does not live up to the expectation? Can I get some examples?
#4by: 3 Good reasons
3 reasons why JMU doesn't live up to having Southern fraternities: Pike, KA, ATO
Now I'll give you 3 other reasons why kids shouldn't read TFM and change themselves to "become Southern": Fiji, Sigep, Deltasquid
The rest don't try nearly as hard, except Sig Nu.
#5by: Chad Castleton
To address "Truth": I suppose you could say that, and hey if you're into dressing like you're going to formal every day, by all mean have at it, Im more concerned that such a seemingly big issue is about something as dumb as fashion and not honorable, gentlemanly conduct.
As for the 3 good reasons, it sounds to me like there is no way for anyone to win. Unless i read that wrong, one is either too northern, or a try-hard (with SN being the only exeption apparently)
#6by: To be honest
The fraternities that fall into a middle ground for how they dress are Pike, SX, PiKap, LXA, and KS. As for not trying to dress any sort of way with usually just sweat pants and white Tshirts: KA and ATO. As for looking like a lion ate a parrot and vomited on someone: DX, SN, Delta Sig, Sig Ep. Those are the only fraternities who are relevant anyways so who cares about any of the rest.
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by: No
He said everyone else ISN'T a tryhard, except SigNu.
He's basically saying, don't be an earring wearing, cargo shorts loving, tattoos on your arms kind of guy because that's douchey (KA, Pike, ATO).
He's also saying, don't try to act like a southern fratstar when we all know in high school you were the kid trying to be black (Fiji, Sigep, Delta Sig).