<p>I don’t know, I think saying USC students knowingly segregate themselves by race and that there aren’t opportunities to make friends and socialize outside the Greek system is pretty offensive, don’t you think? Maybe you thought you were being polite in bringing this up, but I think if a lot of students, Greek or not, heard you say this, they might have a bone to pick with you. Golden is a UCLA student, so having him on your side isn’t beneficial in this case since he regularly likes to slander the school as much as he can.</p>
<p>Also, I think saying part-time or commuting students shouldn’t be considered part of the USC student body is pretty offensive as well. They still attend classes, they’re still part of the school and I know many commuters and part-time students (myself included) who socialize with their classmates on a regular basis. </p>
<p>I’ll say it again: Not everyone is Greek, and not all white students are Greek. You need to do some digging to find where you’ll fit in, but I bet if you stop dwelling on the fact you’re not in a frat you’ll actually meet a lot of great people who you share interests with it. If, by Christmas, you’re still torn up and sad inside about not being in a frat – rush. and then stop with the racial comments; those are bound to make you some enemies if you say that in real life to people at USC.</p>
<p>I don’t think less than 3,000 is a very “large” number either.</p>