Greek life really is dying
by: YepGreek life at fsu , just like at every other school in the country has fallen greatly, and it isn’t surprising. Most of the other schools in America will soon be where fsu is , our end was just accelerated because of what happened in 2017. It’s changed so much, beta and sig ep have dry houses now, the amount of them is half of what it was 10 years ago, and even the “legendary FSU pikes“ last year was brutally boring. It really is ending , I give it 4 years max before it’s all officially dead
Commentby: TrueMay 16, 2020 12:56:51 PM
Rutgers comes second place, they lost like 10 of their biggest fraternities within 7-8 years. Only one came back somehow.
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by: @umMay 16, 2020 2:42:39 PM
"stopped killing people" one person died nearly three years ago and none of those brothers are even on campus anymore. Don't try to generalize that to all fraternity members. After that incident nearly every house reformed their pledging process so stuff like that wouldn't happen anymore.
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by: NahMay 15, 2020 11:23:27 AM
We have a very small number of (legit) fraternities left for a school of our size. We also have an administration that is trying to shed our party school reputation, and one of the ways they are doing this is by going after Greek life.
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by: We?May 15, 2020 11:13:44 AM
"We" haven't lost them. No other school in the south has been this savage toward their fraternities. Yes, not all of the thousands of fraternity men are not perfect. But FSU is using any excuse to ruin the big fraternities.
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