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  The Biggest Lies About Sorority Life

  A whole article could be dedicated to someone’s opinion on why going Greek is amazing, but I’m not here to write specifically about that. What I am here to write about are the most common stereotypes that apply to sororities in particular and why these stereotypes are not always truth.

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  Greek Speak: What’s With All The Negativity?

  Hazing. It’s a touchy subject, and by “touchy” I mean one that we never want to touch on… or ever be a part of. I happen to come from a very anti-hazing chapter and university, both of which take ample precautions to eliminate hazing. Yet at colleges across the country, hazing still exists. And it exists in student groups and organizations that don’t have Greek letters in their names.

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  Here’s a Sign Hazing Has Gone Too Far

  No matter the size of the school or the type of environment, every student wants to find her place: lifelong friends, fun activities, and a sense of belonging in a brand new setting away from protective parents and high school stereotypes. But is such a prize worth the price?

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  Hazing Is More Serious Than You Think

  Whether you’re a member of a sorority, sports team, or more unofficial group, think twice before you haze – it’s way more serious than it seems at first glance. Some people see hazing as a rite of a passage, a tradition, or something that will make people stronger and more committed.

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  Candy Dish: Um, Glee is Getting Weird

  • Why are the Glee kids doing such weird photo shoots?
  • 10 reasons shoes are better than men
  • The Harry Potter cast is almost TOO good looking
  • Why do high school girls keep hazing each other?
  • Angelina actually sounds like a normal mom
  • An Anchorman audition tape surfaces
  • How to snack healthy throughout the day

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  Yes Means You’re Idiots

  This past weekend, the Delta Kappa Epsilon chapter at Yale University led pledges across campus, blindfolding them and forcing them to chant “No means yes, yes means anal.” The boys were led across Yale’s Old Campus, which is where the majority of freshman females live. The pledges also shouted about necrophilia — you know, that charming habit of having sex with corpses.

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  Greek Speak: Behind The Scenes at Sorority Rush

  To protect the traditions and longstanding process, sorority rush is inherently shrouded in secrecy. Every chapter keeps their plans hush hush, current members can’t talk to potential new members, and everything – from rush songs to what snacks they’ll be serving – is kept on total lock down.

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  Rutgers Reminds Us: Why Do We Haze?

  What is the meaning of a sorority exactly? As an outsider, a self proclaimed anti-sorostitute, I’ve never really understood the purpose. It’s a “special bond” they tell me. A “sisterhood” they say. Here is what I know: I have a sister, and I have never struck her with a paddle 201 times in one week.

• Would You Stop Hazing?

  Unfortunately, hazing and college go together almost as seamlessly as Solo cups and Natty Ligh…

• Candy Dish: Um, Who is Joaquin Phoenix, Anyway?

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  Angels and Demons: from awesome book to awesome movie?
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• Princeton Hazes Freshmen

  When I was pledging my sorority Freshman year – for 10 freaking weeks – all I could think about was…

• Frat Boys Attempt to “Calm Down” Their Image

  When I think of fraternities, I often think in images; beer pong tables, guys running around wit…

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