What do people think of girls in sororities?
823875
I used to be in a fraternity as well (and it was also not the typical). I don't tell anyone about it now. It's not as important in the real world as most greeks would have you believe.
844404
hehe every university has good looking women.  Nursing schools and liberal arts schools have plenty.  Also look for schools that have a lots of sororitys.
749523
is this a sorority? shes not beter than you you did nothing wrong f*ck her
661444
I have a problem with this black and white / cut and dried assumption that a girl is either pretty OR she is intelligent. Most girls have some of both qualities.\nSomewhere society has assumed if she good looking shes dumb and if shes clever she must look like a bulldog chewing a wasp. Not true.
663060
Girls are just like boys. They think about the same things - perhaps in different amounts - and can do the same things - except for the obvious ones! What a weird question though. Try talking to a girl if you want to know what they're like.
896424
good question. dressing girlie can be great. but a prissy attitude is a big turn off. i like my girls balanced - i want them to go play with me in the wild, but clean up good for a night on the town. if shes sweet and smart, then the girlie thing is fine, thats just who she is. but if shes high-maintenance (and they never think they are!) and prissy, then i wont touch her.  ill mock her if she gets annoying, and make her look stupid so she doenst waste my class time with her inane remarks
674226
Women are doing a lot better in school these days. If that has any bearing on how bright their future is then I would say the girls have a brighter future.
827752
What ages ??\n \nWe have a "Inner Beauty" club for middle school girls (grades 6-8) and a "Men's Club" for the boys there.  The IB focuses on good self-esteem, etc., for the girls, and the MC focuses on being good mentors to younger students in the elementary grades, going over there 1X/wk to help with reading, etc. , and setting a good example.
1118622
We have a problem with recruitment and retention in my college chapter of SWE, due to a combination of factors. The biggest one being that there really just aren't that many girls that are eligible to be members.\n\nAdd to that the fact that not everyone has the money to be a paying member every year.\n\nAnd of course, the politics within the individual groups themselves--many girls didn't want to join because they didn't like who the president was, or the ideals that we were setting forth.\n\nI personally enjoy being a member of SWE, and I think that we do a lot of interesting things within our area to promote women in engineering (even if the guys only ever want to come to meetings when we have free food....)
725239
The NPC sororities accept all races.  I can't guarantee that they will want you, each sorority has it's own membership selection process.  But, it is highly unlikely that you will be cut because of your race/ethnicity.  If you're curious, rush them.  You're not forced to accept a bid if you rush, and you can meet the women.
282548
let me put it to you this way, all girls are b*tches. I am a girl and i have done some pretty ruthless things. i really have no explaination for why i did them except that i wanted to look cool. And i am talking about while i was in high school, i have long since reformed my way.
1137975
The drinking, partying and sex is something that most college aged people take part in. Most fraternities have members with similar interests, that's why they allow them to become members. And contrary to popular belief, not every fraternity "spanks" or paddles their pledges.
114733
Y'know it's a good thing to be a good girl. Good girls go to college.
361334
In school at that age.. I did'nt have many girl friends.. sometimes I think girls find it easier to have guy friends.. because a male friend at that age is less likely to be judgemental. I wouldnt worry at all.
243758
i have often looked back upon my days as a sorority girl and wondered about it, primarily because NO ONE in my present life would pick me out as someone likely to have done such a thing. \n\nhowever, here's what i believe strongly i took from the experience that was valuable: leadership skills. yup, that's it! i learned how to run a meeting according to parliamentary procedure (something you actually could use later in life), how to organize fundraising or volunteer work, and how to "schmooze" with people you don't particularly like. i learned how to get along with people, especially other women. \n\nit was actually a very valuable experience, but i would caution you to pick based on who you like, and who you're like, rather than based on prestige. nobody really cares which sorority you belonged to after you're graduated. what they care about is what you learned from it. that means you don't want to be stuck with people you think are stupid or stuck up or just not-you. go for your gut, not your resumé. \n\n(and don't be surprised if by senior year you really don't want to play anymore. that's normal.)
118689
I join to meet new people and make new friends. Before the fraternity I was involved with 3 major clubs on my college campus and one I help start from scratch, so my reason was that i didn't have any friends, I wanted more. Also the opprotunities of brotherhood and business connections. I would be lying if the socail scene didn't cross my mind as well. Academics were a big part alot of my borthers are economic majors like myself and I can ask them for help when ever. Finally I love the community service, I am my fraternities community service chair
948258
I think it's a great idea, although I wouldn't agree to a board proposing that all schools be same-sex. It changes the social dynamics so much and in a positive way, usually, especially at the junior high and high school levels. The girls don't have to worry about the boys making fun of them when they start \n'developping' and hit puberty and the girls don't have to be so catty towards each other in terms of male attention. The boys won't spend their time trying to be all macho in front of girls or checking the girls out or stuff like that.