Diversity and social life

emsibdn
Tue, 07 Nov 2006 16:46:03 +0000

Visit, visit, visit, and watch Borat’s movie.

I agree with ginny in that you have to look at the impact rather than just stare at the statistics. Plus, Wake has said it plans to do more to boost diversity (though there is more to it than just colour). I agree with saketm (congrats on SG), as I’ve said, if you look at colleges across the entire country, the vast majority share a lot with Wake, if you catch my drift. Anywho, it obviously does not hamper education at all, at least that I’ve noticed.

Greek life is ■■■■■■■■. Regardless of college. It’s for male students whose daddies didn’t teach them how to mack or were neglected because daddy was always away on business trips and didn’t teach them much of anything about being a man. It’s for female students whose mommies didn’t teach them how to play guys and wrap them around their little fingers, and were neglected because mommy was always doing something else and didn’t teach them much of anything by way of being a woman. Anyone who is Greek should walk around feeling ashamed rather than thinking of themselves as hot stuff. Greek life is remedial school for bad parenting or a mediocre high school experience or not feeling worthy of yourself unless you’re part of a special group. That’s right…special…and not the good kind.

Where’s the parenting!!! I want the truth!!! Oh, right, you can’t… you can’t handle the truth. Greek life… puhleaseeeee…