panhellenic means all greek

Honestly, that's just rude. If you don't like her opinion, keep yours to yourself.

So she can spout off her opinion but we can reply only if we agree? When someone who is ill-informed and whose daughter has experienced less than one month of Greek life at Mizzou tells us what we should do and think, you bet I'm going to comment. She is basing her opinion on what she reads on this cheesy website and is taking it as fact? And then delivering a lecture about it? Really? And you think I'M rude? If she had spent even one minute in a sorority on this campus she might have some credibility, but she hasn't. I wonder if she tells her friends, neighbors, church members, co-workers how to live their lives, too, or if her insults are just reserved for Greeks at Mizzou.

you dont know that. what adult would post on this, honestly?

Get off this website, Momma. Don't you have something better to do than spend your day reprimanding people 25 years younger than you?

What a rewarding job that must be. Not. I couldn't imagine being 57 and finding any stimulation or professional satisfaction in reading Greek Rank all day. First of all, this site hasn't existed for seven years. Second, there isn't an agency or marketing firm in the world that would pay a 57-year-old to "know" the 18- to 25-year-old market when they could just hire Millennials at half the salary. So, nice try Momma, but it really is time for you to stop obsessing about something that couldn't possibly make a difference in your sad life.

I do study and read business journals and, because of my capstone project am current about business strategies. In today's marketing, advertising and PR firms, millennials are very much in demand because they can best communicate how their generation uses technology and social media to inform their buying decisions. And I assure you, there isn't a successful marketing or advertising firm who would pay someone to research what millennials already know. This woman just likes to nag and tell people how to live their lives. Can you say p-a-t-h-e-t-I-c? I agree, it's time for her to get a life of her own and stop reliving her college years on some third-rate campus.

You use a tacky site to form an opinion about your daughter's future? Doesn't sound very responsible to me. How about this? Let her make up her own mind based on conversations and facts with real sorority women. Do a little research on the GreekLife website that shows how the grades of sorority women are superior to both fraternity men and the general Mizzou student population. Find out a little bit about Greek philanthropy and how it raises hundreds of thousands of dollars for local and national charities each year. Talk with sorority alums about their lifelong friends who are also their sisters. And, for God's sakes, stop living your daughter's life. She's 18 or close to it. Time to step away. And perhaps work on your own life since you have a tendency to be overbearing, rude, misinformed and jump to conclusions.

^^^^^^ Love this. And let's not forget narrow-minded and judgmental.

I don't think some 57 year-old woman wrote this at all. It probably was some suckup sorority girl who thinks he is better than everyone else.