Daniel Bravo wrote:
> I am in a latino frat. We work towards the upliftment
> of underprivileged latino youngsters as well as
> adults. In the 20 years that my frat has been in
> existance (our Alpha chapter being in Cornell), we
> have never had an incident where we were accused of
> raping a girl. All of our prospects must have a 3.0
> or higher to even be considered and they must maintain
> a 2.7 per year in order to remain active in the frat.
> And NO, we don't keep an archive of tests or papers,
> basically because we have no way of storing or
> managing them, so we don't cheat.
Australian universities don't (or don't seem to) have fraternities
or sororities. All I knew of the frat system came from US teenage
university movies, and implied that the system was essentially
an excuse for parties and gang-like behaviour.
Daniel:
This is one instance where I'm very glad to be wrong.
Thank you.
Jenn V.
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you miss out on by being a geek?" - Dancer.
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