The "m" book of the University of Maryland 1962/1963
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Following this time of formal rush there are two periods of informal rush: one is held inmiediately after pledging, 70 and the other is in february. Sign up for rush in the Dean's Office. Any student enrolled at the University of Maryland and unaffiliated with any National Panhellenic sorority or I.F.C. fra- ternity is eligible for rushing.
To become initiated a pledge must fulfill certain obligations to the sorority or fraternity.
A pledge becomes a member of a pledge class.
By working togethe...r for the sorority or frater- nity and to fulfill their duties, these pledges gain insight to the closeness and loyalty they will have as actives.
Fraternity row, across Route 1 from the main campus, houses seven fraternities and five soror- ities; College Avenue, Princeton Avenue, Nor- wich Road, Knox Road, serve as addresses for the remaining Greek homes.
Living with a group of people your own age, people who become as close as your sisters in a sorority or brothers in a fraternity, creates an in- timate and homelike atmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Following this time of formal rush there are two periods of informal rush: one is held inmiediately after pledging, 70 and the other is in february. Sign up for rush in the Dean's Office. Any student enrolled at the University of Maryland and unaffiliated with any National Panhellenic sorority or I.F.C. fra- ternity is eligible for rushing.
To become initiated a pledge must fulfill certain obligations to the sorority or fraternity.
A pledge becomes a member of a pledge class.
By working togethe...r for the sorority or frater- nity and to fulfill their duties, these pledges gain insight to the closeness and loyalty they will have as actives.
Fraternity row, across Route 1 from the main campus, houses seven fraternities and five soror- ities; College Avenue, Princeton Avenue, Nor- wich Road, Knox Road, serve as addresses for the remaining Greek homes.
Living with a group of people your own age, people who become as close as your sisters in a sorority or brothers in a fraternity, creates an in- timate and homelike atmosphere.
What to read after The "m" book of the University of Maryland 1962/1963?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Maryland, College Park to read onlineMoreLess
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