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Reply to "Suggestions for Greek-heavy, "bro" liberal arts colleges?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some people’s notion of bro culture seems to be inconsistent with its larger connotations. Bro culture is not merely the presence of guys hanging out at frats and socially drinking. It’s also a toxic, macho male culture that encourages overly competitive, and aggressive behavior (even bullying) towards women (misogynistic) and those with less wealth. Viewed from that perspective, I take issue with the inclusion of some schools here, especially Davidson. My son currently attends the school and bro culture, with its wider, negative connotations, is definitely not a mainstream campus culture. [/quote] Another geed who didn't get a frat bid.[/quote] You (or you and some friends?) keep saying this. [b]It's like you can't even conceive of someone not wanting to be like you.[/b] [/quote] NP-Same applies to you. Aside from the weird and fragile posters who are offended by someone who would want to go to a work hard/play-hard school, this has been one of the most normal threads I've read in awhile. All great suggestions.[/quote]
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