If you recognize the names Cappie, Evan, and Spitter, then you probably have a working knowledge of Greek life, thanks to the show GRΣΣK.  (I love educational TV!)  In case you haven’t tuned in, here’s my quick Greek guide:

The collegiate Greek system is made up of social, service, or professional member organizations named after letters in the Greek alphabet.  Sororities are made up of women and fraternities are generally comprised of men, although service and professional fraternities are often co-ed.  Most fraternities and sororities are social organizations, often devoted to one or two philanthropic causes which organize fundraisers, service activities, and social events.  Often the Greek system socializes amongst itself with fraternities and sororities having mixers with one another, as well as large events such as Greek Week, involving all the Greek organizations. Read the rest of this entry »

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