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KART A3 Mummu Es 5v; 3. m ?,i- wnwtf. i mlawumumuu aaaaaaasnn Rushing areas LZ'i. own: ts; I Fraternity and sorority rush was an exciting and successful experience for both Greeks and the young men and women who chose to go through the fall membership drive. ' This years sorority rush was one of the largest and most successful in recent years. A total of one hundred and thirty nine girls were pledged to the five sororities on campus. It was a week of parties, singing, getting to know each other, making friends, and having fun. When asked why someone would want to be in sorority, Stacy Cummings said, liBeing in a soror- ity has a very positive influence on young women. A sorority provides leadership experience and a strong support group through which they can each learn and grow? TA sorority alleviates the stress that an incom- ing freshman might have. The opportunities are endless, and the life-long friendships are irre- placeable? said Beverly Pendergast, an Alpha Delta Pi. This fallls fraternity rush was the week follow- ing sorority rush. It was a less formal process and a very different procedure from sorority rush. Each of the eight fraternities on campus hosted a rush party each night during the week to get to know prespective members. llFraternities strive to maintain their goals of brotherhood, scholarship, athletics, and long last- ing friendship, said Scott Thomas, IFC Presi- dent. Larry Brooks, president of Lambda Chi Alpha, stated that llmembership in a Greek organization provides a unique living-learning experience rare- ly found in any other type of organization. Its not all just parties. Every Greek organization on cam- pus is affiliated with some sort of national phi- lanthrophy, and many are involved in the sur- rounding community? I I I Paige P. WiIIiams Student Life: Rush '15 I 19
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