stereotypes

why do some people assume that a top house= bad sisterhood? it really isn't true. just because girls are perceived as "hot" or "like to party" does not mean they are incapable of that amazing bond that sisters should have. and, no offense, but being perceived a "not attractive" house doesn't automatically make the girls more loyal to each other. looks have nothing to do with it. each sorority anywhere you go is it's own happy family, with rough times just like any family.

maybe a couple people had a bad experience, which is sad because for many others it's an amazing experience. but everyone finds happiness in different places.

stop the judgment- no one would write something negative on here about themselves right? so people are writing these horrible things about sororities they aren't in and will never truly know about because THEY ARENT IN IT.

if i were someone thinking about coming to sdsu in the fall and i read this, i would be disgusted by all the catty-ness that should have been left back in highschool. that sucks because the greek system really is better than this and it's many people's best decision they have ever made to join an organization. who wants to be a part of something where everyone anonymously hates on each other online? real life sdsu greek system isn't like this. it's competitive, but nowhere near this horrible. quit giving yourselves a bad name.