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> instead of giving special privileges to Greek organizations. Let them be just like all other orgs, with no special rules just for them. You have things a bit
by stale2002 4y ago
> instead of giving special privileges to Greek organizations. Let them be just like all other orgs, with no special rules just for them.
You have things a bit mistaken. Rules that apply to greek organizations are often much more strict and onerous.
Many greek orgs would love to be treated under the same rules as the soccer club, or whatever. The soccer club doesn't have to deal with the administration breathing down their back every time they host a party or similar.
Instead of that, at most of these elite schools we see a hostile administration, constantly looking for every opportunity to shutdown these orgs.
- watwut 4y agoNo, this is not true. The greeks are fairly often the only ones allowed to organize parties for non-members or promote then through whole campus or who can get guaranteed housing together. They don't really exists outside of setup where they are officially supported. But yes, negative sentiment toward them from students in general and administration that have to deal with them exists.