Rush Week

Nothing beats the TRI LAMDA's

 

For your sake I hope "bro" is one of your favorite words.

You want a beer, bro? There's a sorority party tonight, bro. You wanna roll out there with us, bro? When's the last time you got some pu$$y, bro? Huh bro?

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bro.

 

^Asian frat?

 

______ frat.

 

Hey bro!

 

LMAO.... bro

 

Not all fraternities are made up of the stereotypical beer guzzling, brain dead "frat" boys. It just depends on what you're looking for in a fraternity. If you go to some rush events you'll easily be able to tell the difference.

 

sweet - oxycotyn and boner pills for everyone!

 

Sigma Chi - Theta Tau chapter.

I absolutley loved it, and made life long friends in there.

DD

 

Fiji- Phi Gamma Delta

 

Where at? HY-SP 98 here.

Frat's aren't for everyone, but I fully agree with glad_ken on the Alpha experience.

 

I'm still on the look-out for an intelligent, thoughtful, non-meathead fraternity boy.

 

Rho Iota Chapter @ Tulane - SPR 92

 

Good luck with that.

 

I was in Delta Tau Delta - Epsilon Delta chapter at Texas Tech from 92-96. I was social Chairman in '95.

Personally, I had a great time while in it. A fraternity is like any other close group of people. Some you like more than others. Some you hang out with more than others. But you are bonded through the group when you may need them.

To me, the best thing about it was getting to know a lot of people fairly quickly at a new school. My chapter had roughly 120 people in it, so you could easily find people to get along with.

Still talk to about 10 frat brothers to this day. And I can honestly say that my time at Tech would have been completely different had I not chosen that route.

While frats may not be for everyone, it was the right choice for me. The only thing that irks me are people who non-chalantly dismiss the experience as "paid-for" friends. That is just silly. The networking alone makes it a good option for and college person.

 

Typical flippant response.

 

Delta Phi, pi '98. (I still have my paddle.)

If not for the Greek system, I never would have met my wife.

 

I thought you found one of those already...

 

I rest my case.

 

Did somebody say case? I'm so there!

/frat bro