Anyone have their daughter in this sorority at Bama?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s funny how DCUM is oh-so-surprised by ‘Bama. They must have been expecting the stereotypes they enjoy perpetuating.

It’s the 47th poorest state in the US.

OOS tuition is $50k+ for a freshman living on campus. The students are wealthy and come from across the country to live on a gorgeous campus in a cute town. Everything on campus is state of the art and fancy.

No clue why anyone judges a school by the entire state. It’s ridiculous.

Who would choose to go to college in an anti-woman red state? Trash.

In our case, it was a full tuition scholarship. Most college towns are not as red as the states they’re in. And it’s only four years.

PP's hyperbole is over emotional nonsense.

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Report trolls who try and insert their political views.

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My child is a freshman at The University of Alabama. The campus looks like a country club, the students are kind and happy, the professors and university staff are wonderful and deeply caring. The sorority and fraternity houses look like they are from an episode of “Cribs” This is the institution of higher learning where happiness goes to live.

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I have to admit I have been hooked into watching bama rush tik toks this week.

I actually liked some of the jewelry that these girls wear. I mean not everything Kendra scott but some of the other more inexpensive choices from amazon and target

The outfits are all pretty much the same and I am way too old for them but my DD definitely found a few things that she loved

a lot of these girls have sponsored videos so good for them for being savvy. As a Gen X'er I applaud there efforts and think yeah that's cool I should do something like that except for people my age! and then in true Gen X fashion I go right back to my netflix binge ...