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Inside the brotherhood

by Makena Locsin

For the dignified, resolute and tradition-honoring frat men at Cal Poly, summer seemed to drone on. Without a situationship to terrorize in person (don’t worry– they still left her on delivered for 16 hours at a time), or pledges hoping to join the brotherhood to bring them endless refills of room temperature beer and Zyns, […]

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An inside look at Cal Poly sorority rush

by Liv Mehran

At Cal Poly, two consecutive weekends in late September and early October are dedicated to the action-packed process of Greek life rush. Potential new members (PNMs) get the opportunity to visit each sorority house and connect with people already involved in Greek life. Rush is wrapped up on bid night when people find out which […]

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PIKE and DSP continue with fall rush

by Gina Randazzo

Interfraternity Council (IFC) rush is fully underway, but Cal Poly-affiliated fraternities are not the only ones holding rush this year. Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Delta Sigma Phi (DSP) are holding their own separate recruitment processes this week due to their current states of suspension and disaffiliation, respectively. PIKE was suspended from Cal Poly for six years in […]

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Sorority recruitment yields record numbers, but class conflicts prove problematic

by Gina Randazzo

Cal Poly Panhellenic Association’s formal recruitment drew 1,037 potential new sorority members this year, an all-time high. But by the end of the week, nearly 250 women had dropped out, including some deterred by class conflicts. Eight Panhellenic sororities took a minimum of 96 women for a total of 789 overall bids. This number does not […]

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