So, I follow Catie Warren on twitter (she writes for TFM under the name From Rush to Rehab) and through some twists and turns on the internet I came across this beautifully written, totally relate-able blog post. 47 Things Greeks at Liberal Arts Colleges Will Relate To (http://totalfratmove.com/47-things-greeks-at-liberal-arts-colleges-will-relate-to/). While I love the article and can relate to most of it, I would like to make some additions, if you don't mind:)
1. You have a ton of Greek service organizations.
2.Speaking of Greek service organizations, it's not odd for you to be in one of them or an academic Greek organization.
3.Your school offers money to the student organization with the most people in attendance at certain sporting functions *cough*basketball games*cough*. The recipient is typically a Greek organization.
4. The president of the university sends your chapter's twitter shoutouts and words of encouragement.
5. Greek week is a super big deal, yet somehow the same sorority/fraternity combo win the overall competition every year.
6. Your sorority sisters would rather have a Harry Potter movie marathon than go out and party.
7. Speaking of parties, your school has a ton of rules about party, including a party curfew and forms that must be filed to hold one.
8. The cap on your number of members is somewhere around 50.
9. Your biggest pledge class had 12 pledges.
10. You have essentially doubled your chapter in one semester.
11. Most of the advisers are alumni of your chapter that graduated in the last 5 years.
12. Your sorority has one guy that they keep up with everything he does in his life. (My chapter's guy was on The Voice and will be on this season of American Idol.)
13. Your original opinion about Greek life was that it was exactly how Hollywood portrayed it. Never in your life would you join a sorority/fraternity. Ever. Yet here you are.
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