twincityhacker: hands in an overcoat's pockets (Default)
I've had a livejournal for five years now. I would do a more thinky post on how I think I've changed in those five years, but I can't scrape together enough thinkies to do such a thing.

I don't know if I'm happier now or then, but I think I'm happy about the person I've become.
twincityhacker: hands in an overcoat's pockets (Real Life is Real Fictional)
Okay, last weekend I rushed. It was exhausting. Not the walking around for twenty hours, but I gave over 100 interviews. And my brain only stopped once the entire process! Which was very, very awesome.

Though, I don't know if I want to join a sorority. The first thing was no personal space. But the other big thing was the fact that the sorority girls themselves were kinda... creepy? Not in an ax murder way, but they were mostly all brunette, almost all business majors, and they were all white. I went to get on the bus back to my dorm after Saturday, and just a random collection of rushers had more minorities than I saw in the houses - which isn't surprising, considering I saw maybe four non-white girls that were sorority members. Hell, I have more non-white people on my floor than I saw that entire weekend, and I have only 34 people on my floor!

And it's not like I just didn't see them - at each house all the sisters greeted us at the door, so you at the very least saw everyone in the house, even if you didn't talk to them.

I brought this up, and it wasn't just me who noticed this. I talked to my Ro Gamma ( kinda like a rushing councilor ) and she very quickly stated that of course they has a non-discrimination policy.

Yeah, it's not discrimination. But something is keeping non-white people away.

And it's not because there are multi-cultural sororities and historically black sororities that they can join, as well. For one thing, those sorities aren't part of the main sorority system, so though they have selection criteria ( like the all-black sorority that my RA belongs to ) they don't do events with the other Greek organizations. Not even the Little 500!

Plus, one of the sororities that I really liked, Delta Zeta? Was the one that went to DePaw University to recruit after they chucked all the non-conventionally pretty members out. Ick!

In essence: cranky, and confused about everything.
twincityhacker: hands in an overcoat's pockets (John Barrowman)
John Barrowman will be on BBC Radio 2 on October 26.

That weekend is going to be the best weekend ever.
twincityhacker: hands in an overcoat's pockets (Cheesemaking)
If anyone is looking for places to fund for their gift certificates though DonorChoose, this is a list of projects from Aiken, SC, the city where my aunt teaches. school.

Though, if you don't that's totally okay. As long as you just donate.

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