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[QUOTE="Ghost, post: 1524665, member: 581"]
Do many people live in dorms for four years?  I think most people have a similar experience - it's just not so Hogwarts(y).

Is diversity really a strength of Fraternities/Sororities?  That seems like a weird thing to highlight.  I'm sure it exists, but overwhelmingly across the country it seems to be sort of an issue.  Especially in the South.  They do studies, campuses do diversity task forces, etc...to deal with how segregated they are.

Probably all for the better...I always feel like this is the "brotherhood" part talking on public forums.....I mean each semester we all get a bunch of hazing stories in the news, the national chapter feigns shock, that one gets kicked off campus, and the story ends.  We obviously would only ever hear about the deaths, hospitalizations, etc...considering the amount of peer pressure involved to never report an incident, I would guess hazing might still be an issue worth concerning yourself with if you have a child.  Obviously it varies a bit by college/frat/sorority, and there a plenty of ones that observe the rules, but it doesn't mean it doesn't still attract the same sociopaths it always did.  :)  Just look at the link above with all the politicians that were in frats - proooof!
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