Ack -- I > was one of those singing sorority girls! But it was different at an > engineering school -- it was a house full of smart girls sticking together > through a really tough school.

-- Anonymous, October 06, 1999

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Liz wrote.... Ah, Colleen, I'll forgive you for the sorority! ;) Besides, I know how sorority/fraternity situations differ from school to school. I would have never joined one at my college but I think if I had gone to Penn, I probably would have.

-- Anonymous, October 06, 1999

Melissa wrote... I rushed at TCNJ, where Liz and I both went (but I was only there for a semester). It sucked. I hated it. They were all the stupid blonde girls I hated in high school. But yes, they absolutely differ from school to school.

-- Anonymous, October 06, 1999

It was totally different at Stevens. There were only 2.5 sororites and most of the girls in my house were like you and me. Down to earth, smart, and fun to be with. That's not to say we didn't have a couple of bimbos and a couple of bitches, but on the whole it was a really great place and I'm glad I was a part of it. I met some of the greatest people and I met my best friend there. It was more like a supportive group of friends than anything else. Stevens was a very hard school and we needed each other to get through it. That's to say it didn't have it's catty political moments, but all in all it was a great experience and I'm glad I was a part of it.

We met some girls in our same sorority at other colleges and didn't like them at all. It's totally different at different schools and I think a lot of what made mine such a good experience is that it was at a difficult engineering school. Blonde bimbos just didn't get into the school.

-- Anonymous, October 06, 1999