(True/False) Since 1825, only 3 U.S. presidents have been members of a Fraternity.
False -- ALL BUT 3
(True/False) 85% of Fortune 500 executives were part of Greek Life.
True
(True/False) Fraternities/Sororities provide an instant friendship network, leadership opportunities, social skills.
True
Fraternity
A house/group of men linked by common goals/interests 兄弟会
Sorority
A house/group of women linked by common goals/interests 姐妹儿会
Big (in the context of Greek Life)
An older member of a fraternity/sorority who takes a younger person under his/her wing 兄弟姐妹会的大哥大姐
Dues (in the context of Greek Life)
The money you need to pay to be a member of a fraternity or sorority 兄弟姐妹会的会员费
Legacy (in the context of Greek Life)
A second-generation fraternity/sorority member 第二代的兄弟姐妹会的会员
The stereotypical frat boy is...
a punk rocker
cocky and rich
a handsome loner
studious and smart
(True/False) Members of the Greek Life community are generally of Greek descent.
False
The stereotypical sorority girl is...
elegant and studious
rich and homely
into cosplay and comics
beautiful and uppity
(True/False) Sorority girls are more promiscuous than non-sorority girls.
False
(True/False) Sorority girls are generally not as smart as non-sorority girls.
False
