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There are many reasons to go Greek, but perhaps the
most important pre-requisite is desire. Desire to learn, desire to
become involved, and the desire to achieve. Greek life is not merely
about rituals, it is about fraternal values - values that can be
learned and used long after graduation.
The only way to really find out about greeks is to get to know them. Talk to the greeks on campus, ask students on campus, ask professors, university officials, and then ask yourself. What do I really want out of college? Brotherhood and sisterhood, service to the community, academics, involvement, leadership, social life and more. This is what Greek life is all about. Greek life is a unique dimension of the college experience for which there is no substitute. It is interaction of individuals, all learning how to have close associations and be in harmony with others. Greek life is a dynamic experience that requires the coordination and organization of good leadership. Within the University community, the Greek system provides opportunity for you to develop to your fullest potential. Please contact Eric Zirlinger at the Office of Student Activities in Hillwood Commons via e-mail or at (516) 299-2800 for more information.
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