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    Greek Life Stereotypes

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    sororities and fraternities, what goes on, what they act like, and what they do. We all have seem to have our different views of what “Greek life” really is, but have we really observed the people and the things they do? Despite the ongoing stereotypes we hear about Greek Life on college campuses, being involved here at UCM seems to be very beneficial for not only the students, but the community too. Yes, there are true and false stereotypes for the different sororities or fraternities here at…

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    Transgender Sororities

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    of the sex they self-identify as. Freedom, in and of itself, exists through the establishment of laws which govern society, and in this scenario, Greek life. Therefore, the laws that prohibit transgender members from entering into non-LGBTQ fraternities or sororities, are what guide and promote freedom in these social organizations. Moreover, when applying Kant’s teachings on the laws of freedom, which govern the moral universe, to the previously mentioned viewpoint of the trans-community,…

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    The purpose of the brochure chosen is to update the Fraternity and Sorority Life community on the Bible Study Greek Organization called Greek Inter-varsity. This may include, ways for the Fraternity and Sorority Life community to become involved within the love and fellowship of Jesus Christ. Brochures help inform readers and trigger interested individuals in opportunities such as, community service, ways to create a bible study on your campus, and statistical data on Greek alumni across the…

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    What was your opinion on Greek Life before you joined your sorority? I thought Greek Life was very fake. The girls seemed to want to be trophy wives, etc. The picture I got was a lot of drinking, hazing, and mean girls. What made you decide to join a sorority? Part of me had always wondered if the stereotype was true, and a lot of my friends from high school were now sorority women. When I met some of the girls who are now my sisters, I really enjoyed talking to them. They made me feel like not…

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    College life today has changed immensely, between the addition of social media and social norms, the only traditional thing about college life that has always been constant, besides skipping class on Fridays, is the Greek system. The Greek system has been a classic emblem of college life. It is one of the biggest organizations world wide all over college campuses, and has been around since they established in 1776. As the Greek system evolved, so did the students in them; being a part of Greek…

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    Vice President-Standards

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    committee are responsible for the maintenance of Fraternity standards and policies. This includes educating the chapter about the role of the Standards Committee as well as addressing violations of Fraternity Bylaws, Standing Rules and Policies for the best interest of the individual and the chapter. She and her committee promote unity and sisterhood and serve as role models for the chapter. They represent the values of the chapter and the Fraternity to the campus and community. Role of the…

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    Advisory and House Boards Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity is an organization of over 273,000 members and 140 collegiate chapters. These chapters are guided and advised by a collection of advisers who represent the front line of support for our collegiate members. These individuals are relied upon for their knowledge of the position they advise, including protocols as well as the skills and talents required of the officer. Kappa Kappa Gamma recognizes the important role that trained,…

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    A:Having a Kappa experience as a collegiate is one of the best values we can provide our women. It’s also true, though, that our alumna experience is decades longer than the four years we were collegians. The majority of our Kappa membership is as alumnae. If we truly believe that a Kappa experience lasts a lifetime, it begs the question, can a woman join Kappa at any point in her lifetime? In the same way that we go through seasons of Kappa — being more or less engaged depending on life…

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    Sororities, a female social organization at universities, provide many benefits to students such as leadership opportunities, participation in college activities, friendships and extended connects with other chapters over the nation. Sororities are a part of American university lifestyle, and many have been around for decades. Although popular, induction into Greek life has become a problem due to the practice of hazing. Hazing is defined as “...any activity require implicitly or explicitly as…

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    I was never a fan of fraternities. At first, I thought people who joined were just after the impression of other people that they look cool because they have a fraternity. In addition there are alot of hazing issues reported on media, which tells people that joining a fraternity is dangerous. Despite the negative stigma against fraternities, the majority of the society will never truly know the hard-earned joy of being initiated into a brotherhood, the bond that is tight enough to be considered…

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