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The Definitive Pros And Cons Of Sorority House Life

What it's really like living in one of those giant mansions.

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Any time I tell someone I live in my sorority house , the first thing they ask is "Oh, how is that? What's it like?" I have yet to come up with a suitable, concise answer. There are days where it doesn't feel like anything special, and there are days when you sit back in class and realize " Oh, shit - I live in a mansion with 60 other girls. Woah."
So I decided with the holidays and the flood of questions about this past semester coming up, I would try to outline the pros and cons of living in a massive sorority house, like I do at the University of Alabama.

Big. Clean. Great water pressure. Lots of mirrors and great lighting. Not to mention, you only have to clean up after yourself. So as long as everyone acts like responsible, decent people, it's a wonderful experience.
The girls living in the house have openly discussed the importance of proper bathroom etiquette. However, that's only 60 out of 400 girls using those bathrooms that understand that their parents aren't there to clean up after them again. You would think everyone would know it is not okay to leave the bathroom looking like a kitten just came through and shredded all the toilet paper... but I guess not.
You get to experience your sorority in a way you’ll never be able to again. It's an incredible opportunity to share a home with so many of your sisters, something you only have available to you for four years.
You can’t get away with it. Your room, your safe place, is surrounded by sisterhood. Sometimes you just need a break from the glitter. (Seriously it looks like a unicorn threw up everywhere if even one girl walks in wearing glitter.)
You meet so many new people and get close to them in a way you wouldn’t have been before. The rumors are true, living in a sorority house is exactly like having 61 combined closets.

I am convinced freshmen are becoming nocturnal. My roommate and I, however, are not. We enjoy going to bed on the same day we woke up that morning. We do not enjoy being able to eavesdrop on conversations at 2 a.m. through paper thin walls.
It's right there. You roll out of bed, you roll down the stairs, and bam you have the work of amazing chefs at your fingertips. This is easily one of my favorite parts of living in the house after living off-campus last year and having to drive 5-10 minutes to get dinner.

Just because there is always amazing food and a 24-hour snack selection does not mean you should indulge yourself 24/7. This is a hard one for many.
It's. Right. There. Right on campus. It's amazing. Again, you roll out of bed, roll down some stairs, roll out the door, and all of a sudden you're on campus. No buses, no commute, it's wonderful.
Each sorority has different rules and requirements for living in the house, which is understandable. But they are strict. It is a privilege to have these houses, which puts a lot of responsibility on the girls living in the house to maintain the privilege.
At the end of the day, you get to go home to a mansion full of people you love and amazing food. Yes, it's crazy sometimes. Yes, it's loud. Yes, it's full of glitter. But how many people can say they have had this experience?

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Sororities are all about sisterhood. After all, most sororities have their sisters all living within the same house, they have big sister/little sister assignments to form even stronger bonds between particular members, and they spend an insane amount of time together, between simply hanging around the house and working on the chapter’s events and fundraisers and similar activities. However, just because it seems all friendly sunshine and daisies doesn’t mean it actually is. Before an individual is granted access into that immediate sisterhood and feeling of belonging, they have to pledge to the sorority — and that can involve a lot of stuff.
There are some people who swear up and down that hazing is absolutely not an issue, that it’s not something that happened in their sorority and they just don’t see what all the fuss is about. And then, there are all the hazing stories that come out of the woodwork, particularly now that we have online media to pick up on smaller stories. There are women stepping forward saying that they were physically beaten, emotionally tormented, and violated in many different ways, all as part of the rushing process to ensure they were a good fit for the sorority — and it’s majorly not okay.
Here are 15 of the most disturbing sorority hazing stories — they may just make you think twice about ever joining a sorority.
Consuming alcohol itself isn’t necessarily a shocking thing — sure, most sorority pledges in the United States at least are underage and not legally allowed to drink, but it’s common enough that it isn’t a big deal. Where things get a little more disturbing is when pledges are forced to drink way, way too much. Ravital Segal, a woman pledging Dartmouth back in 2012, stepped forward to speak about her hazing experience — namely, that she was forced to chug a 64 ounce bottle of alcoholic punch (that’s a ton of liquid, and though she didn’t specify the strength of the punch, we’re betting it was really strong). As a result, she ended up blacking out and waking up the next day in the hospital. Yikes! That’s not exactly the best way to bond with your new pledge.

Some of the female pledges at Young Harris College, a small spot in rural Georgia, stepped forward when hazing got too disturbing to handle. Pledges were forced to run across campus in their underwear, stand in a pool of water with human waste in it, and perhaps worst for their self-esteem, they were forced to sit naked on a washing machine while their sorority sisters circled and marked any spots that jiggled. The physical abuses in hazing are terrible enough, but something like that could have crazy repercussions for years to come, and even yield to serious issues like eating disorders. We just can’t understand who would think that was a good idea — although, at least those particular pledges decided to join forces and come forward about what they were experiencing.

Okay, this example proves just how bizarre hazing is. A woman by the name of Tess Koman penned a piece for Cosmopolitan about what it was like to pledge Sigma Delta Tau at Union College, and she went into the nitty gritty of the hazing rituals. The most terrifying was that she and her sisters would be locked in a basement for hours on end, with only one toilet to use amongst all of them, and their sisters would periodically pop in and ask them random questions, screaming at them if they got the answer wrong — although there weren’t really any right answers. Koman even admitted that the experience was traumatic. However, while you might expect the piece to have finished with Koman saying she regretted pledging and didn’t end up joining, it’s quite the opposite — she said that hazing made her experience “weirdly worth it,” which is pretty messed up.

You may assume that sorority sisters gifting pledges accessories or small tokens with their sorority name and symbols on it would be kind of normal. After all, you want them to be able to strut around campus rocking their Greek attire, right? Well, the sorority pledges in a particular chapter did, indeed, get some accessories as a gift — but it was a whole lot more painful than you would imagine. An anonymous sister confessed on a message board that her sisters gave the pledges in their sorority ‘new earrings’ by literally stapling their earlobes. That’s right — using a stapler on human skin. We can’t even begin to imagine how painful that must have been. And honestly, what on earth is the point except inflicting immense physical torment? Or is that just the whole point?

It’s not uncommon for sororities to raise money for a variety of causes, from their own chapter to a charity they support. And incorporating fundraising into the pledge process seems like a fantastic idea — you’re supporting a good cause, after all. However, this particular sorority had some pretty awful consequences for the poor pledge who just wasn’t able to raise quite enough. A sister confessed on another message board that the pledges rushing a sorority were made to organize a fundraiser for their chapter, which seems innocent enough — but the pledge who ended up raising the least money was forced to shave her head. Now, there are some women who rock the shaved head look and look totally fierce — but it should always, always be a choice. Can you imagine the poor sister who ended up $5 short and forced to shave off her gorgeous locks?

This is one of those hazing practices that seems innocent enough at first, but becomes increasingly horrifying as you hear more about it. A sorority girl by the name of Joanne pledging at Penn State Altoona ended up coming forward to the news in 2008 because of a hazing ritual that involved the pledge standing and facing a concrete wall. Compared to some of the other horrifying hazing stories, that doesn’t seem so bad, right? Well, except for the fact that if the pledges wavered or moved even the slightest bit, they were slammed face first into the wall. Not only is that horrifically brutal, but the face is a really delicate part of your body — who knows which of those pledges could have seriously harmed their face, or even gotten long-term brain damage from hitting the hard wall in just the wrong way.

Okay, if you’re fascinated by sororities and Greek life in general, you absolutely need to read Alexandra Robbins’ Pledged: The Secret Life of Sororities, which details her journey as she went undercover to pen an insane expose on sorority life. One of the stories she tells particular stands out because of how awful it was. Robbins talks about the hazing experience a sister named Arika detailed to her, which involved answering trivia questions and taking a shot of straight vodka whenever they got it wrong. Dangerous if you’re worried about binge drinking, but drinking games are something that lots of regular college students do, right? Well, it gets worse — if the pledges were wrong too many times, they wouldn’t just be forced to take more shots — they’d have to choose which of four objects they wanted to be violated with. Insane!

Okay, the sorority girl in question here obviously wasn’t bothered by this particular hazing ritual, as the end of her confession proves. However, can we just say — this is majorly messed up. No one should have the right to control another person’s body. I mean, just think of the recent story where actor Ian Somerhalde
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