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    Greek Rape Myths

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    Justice reports that sorority membership is an extreme risk factor for sexual assault. Research has also proven that Fraternity houses, where most sororities hang out in their free time, are extremely dangerous for women. Studies also support the claims that Fraternity men are three times more likely to commit rape than a man who is not Greek. The rate of sexual assault among sorority women is at least 40%, an all time high, and over four times the average rate of 7% for non sorority women.…

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    In 1908 Israel Zangwill updated the story of Romeo and Juliet to the love story between lovers from Russian Jewish and Russian Cossack families. In his play he illustrated that America was a place for new immigrants to end their old hatreds while they were being molded into being a sole entity : American. That was when the 1908 play The Melting Pot popularized the image of the United States as a melting pot. The metaphor "The melting pot" has been used to describe the differences in racial and…

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    The We Are Done Movement came about in response to similar protests at Universities around the country. It is a way for this group to express their opinions on social issues present on the campus of the University of Alabama, but many people don’t agree with the organizations ideas. Joe McDonald wrote an essay depicting why the We Are Done Movement is wrong and displayed evidence behind his reasoning. Joe argued that: the safe space this organization is calling for is only making the divide…

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    Greek Life In College

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    your college experience, regardless of personal membership. Greek Life is made up of both fraternities and sororities that get involved with the community by participating in philanthropic events. These organizations’ members become brothers and sisters through their involvement with his/her respective organization. Greek life directly forms lifelong friendships and during college one’s fraternity/sorority can become their “home away from home”. Movies and Television shows often portray Greek…

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    Isu Promotion Plan

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    Start Educate Sustain NEW CHAPTER SUPPORT PLAN GUIDE chapter leaders Minimum of two years Provide one-on-one support FRATERNITY appointed alumna Trains alumnae to work with the chapter Builds a culture of care and support LOCALLY appointed advisers An adviser for every chapter officer What an awesome opportunity! I would love to see ISU have a Kappa chapter! I grew up in…

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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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    Transgender Sororities

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    Assuming that the three sororities were acting out of a place of moral responsibility, regardless of the societal response, then they must of thought that all sororities should follow their lead, meaning that that all sorority chapters should grant acceptance of transgender women into their respective sisterhoods. However, if the previously mentioned sororities were only establishing guidelines that stated their impartiality to inviting transgender…

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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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    There's So Many The University Of Toledo has many different student organizations to choose from. The organizations vary in types such as Academics , Special Interest , and also Greek. Their were so many to choose that I couldn't narrow it down to one so I decided to gain knowledge on Toledo Black Student Union, Alpha Kappa Alpha , and also UT Cross and Track Club. The first organization that stood out the most to was the UT Cross and Track Club. This organization gives the students , and also…

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    process overlaps with the processes of other girls who want to be part of this organization as much as I do. My negligence would put an end to their dream of becoming members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.®. If information got in the wrong hands not only would it tarnish Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. ®, but it would put the Xi Psi chapter at risk. I must be aware of my surroundings, who I talk to, and what I say at all times. Recently, I put myself and Xi Psi in an avoidable and…

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