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    Greek Life Advantages

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    Greek life, a community of organizations that are known for controlling the social scene on many campuses across America. It is an institution within the institution of education, one that has been a part of university life since 1776. They are known for their as-seen-on-tv parties, the stereotyped members, and the exclusivity that is offered by the social organizations. Freshmen go through the rigorous recruitment process, one that leaves many feeling defeated in and rundown, in order to be able

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    The Value Of Greek Life

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    Greek life is prevalent throughout many college campuses. Greek life, also known as Fraternities and Sororities, appeals to college students. For the most part, the majority of 4-year universities provide the option of participating and, ultimately, joining a fraternity or sorority. Fraternities are strictly for male students while sororities service women. The creation of the first fraternity dates back to 1776 at the College of William and Mary. However, Kappa Sigma, the fraternity which is

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    Why Join Greek Life

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    Why You Should Join Greek Life. There are many reasons you should join Greek life. First off you will make friends that you will have for the rest of your life and they will become your family. Most of the friends I made during my first year of college became my friends due to joining a sorority. In a sorority or fraternity, you will not only make friends, but you will raise money for charity and gain many other skills, such as leadership skills. Being part of Greek life means you also must

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    . Should greek life be forced to adopt no-alcohol policies? `Alcohol consumption is very popular within Frats and sororities. There are many Greek life members who enjoy the fact that they are able to take part in alcohol consumption within their frat or sorority. However, alcohol in Greek life brings has more cons than pros. Greek life should be forced to adopt no-alcohol policies because it will prevent acts of alcohol hazing and they are a representation of the school. A few years ago there

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    The Greek life at Syracuse University is amazing. It is very prominent and has a big role in many students' lives. It brings together all different people to unify them as one family. To those struggling to find the right friends during their first semester, it gives them an opportunity to find the niche they belong in. For those trying to network and build new connections, this process opens doors and new relations. The ability to help out in different philanthropic causes and find lifelong connections

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    In every university there is always a Greek life that has opportunities to connect, make new friends, and also participate in activities. This all sound fine and dandy at first but not all Greek life is how it said to be. Yes it is a fun and you make friendships but, all that come with a price and that is at the start of initiation. The definition of initiation is the action of admitting someone into a secret, obscure society or group. Fraternities and sororities are a group of society and they

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    Greek life is one of the most important extracurricular activities on campus. Social life and your grades can be greatly increased through help from your Fraternity/Sorority. Greek life can be a life changing experience in a good way or a bad. Although Greek life can hurt some college students, colleges should not ban them because of the help Greek life brings to widen students social life and help the community. Joining Greek life when in College can tremendously widen your social group. After joining

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    Greek Life Pros And Cons

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    Have you ever seen the television series Greek? It suggests drugs, alcohol and sex are the three most important elements that make up a typical sorority girl or frat boy’s life. Students involved in Greek life are always throwing wild parties and drinking until they pass out, getting involved in relationship drama, sending their pledges on crazy tasks in the middle of the night, and never seeming to take any responsibility. However, there is one thing missing from this hit reality series: the truth

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    Greek Daily life By Sariah .E. Meeker Ancient Greece was different from our economy in several ways. For example, slavery, agriculture, and weaving clothes are all tasks that we perform differently. This shallow drinking cup is called a Kylix. There are men propagating with oxen and sowing grain, and on the other, people dance before an altar. Demeter is the goddess associated with agriculture and fertility. Agricultural work such as sowing was sometimes called 'the work of Demeter.' From

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    the beginning of the school year, and that is sororities and Greek life in general. It seems the more I dig into the topic and do my research, the more I want to get involved and the bigger my desire to be a part of something bigger than myself. I believe there are both pros and cons when dealing with large groups of people, in general, let alone ones whose purpose is to get you involved, meet friends for life, and teach you certain life lessons unobtainable through any other means. When it comes

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