sorority comments
by: GR AdministratorUniversity of Mississippi - Ole Miss General Sorority Comments
#691by: @to
As a girl who knew little about rush when I went through many years ago, I can tell you this: I wanted to pledge a group that was SUPER good at the school I was attending and cared NOTHING about what it would do for me after those 4 years.
This generation of Greek students is very short-sighted and does not see much beyond the sunset of each day. They generally feel very entitled and, for the most part, are used to having someone to clean up after them (mom & daddy). I know this because I currently work with college students.
Now don't get the wrong idea - I love students!! But, ask anyone in education and they'll tell you - this generation is very much unlike any other in respect to thinking beyond the 4 yrs of college.
#692by: The poster below is
right on! More college students need to look past today and more towards the future. I knew when I rushed I wanted a strong national sorority. My older sisters were in strong national sororities at other schools and the alum chapters and networking they have experienced has been amazing for them. You can only get that with a strong national chapter.
#695by: The poster below
#696by: SprngBrk
Well, anyhow, Panhellenic will pick from the four that make presentations. How the chapter selected performs during colonization won't depend just on them but how Ole Miss and the existing chapters choose to welcome the colony. Expansion should force Ole Miss to think more panhellenically (is that a word?) but our manners and good breeding will definitely be tested.
#700by: STOP
With the Chi O hate! If you actually cared about keeping the greek life at Ole Miss to a certain standard, you would know this is probably the worst, most ineffective place to be voicing your concern. Who is going to trust the word of someone who even comes on this negative, biased website?
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