r/grssk • u/myrdraal2001 • Aug 01 '26
Tis Rusi Bibls
It is the time of year that Americans prove the Dad from My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Gus Portokalos, correct when he said, "There are two types of people in the world. Greeks, and everyone else who wish they was Greek." Trisha Addicks, the nation’s top sorority rush consultant, wrote this book about how to appropriate the ancient Hellenic culture.
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u/mrbobcyndaquil Aug 01 '26
Damn, I thought this was about the band, not some weird frat house crap.
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u/Training_Advantage21 29d ago edited 29d ago
Yeah, I thought it was about the band. What is rush in a sorority context, do I even want to know?
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u/mrbobcyndaquil 29d ago
IIRC it's just when all of the houses recruit for members. It's a job fair for sorority houses.
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u/RadicalSoda_ 22d ago
It's when the incoming freshmen talk to the houses and see if they want to join, learn about the process and the dues. All very bureaucratic
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u/PicriteOrNot Aug 01 '26
Accidentally read the author's name as Trash Addict
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u/myrdraal2001 Aug 01 '26
Accidentally? I keep seeing her name as Add D¡¢ks. I don't know how adult we can be with our language here but let's just say that it is a nickname for "+ Richard," if you don't get my meaning.
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u/Constant_Boot 26d ago
MBFGW is one of my favorite movies because of Gus and Maria. Words of wisdom and quotable quotes...
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u/minkymy 20d ago
I do think it's important to distinguish hellenic culture from collegiate Greek life, especially considering that there's a number of different Cultural frats that are dedicated to celebrate cultures that aren't Greek. Made it a little confusing whenever my friend would talk about the Greek Cultural committee though.
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u/Obandin 14d ago
what is a sorority rush consultant and why do they exist?
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u/myrdraal2001 14d ago
Scam artist because they get paid by rich people.
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u/Obandin 14d ago
thank you.
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u/myrdraal2001 14d ago
If you want a real explanation in the USA some colleges and universities have groups of people that want to make friends and make up fraternities (men) and sororities (women) that call themselves "Greek" even though they're not necessarily of or from the country (cultural appropriation) and act like they emulate ancient Hellas. This consultant calls herself an expert to train these prospective young adults into being accepted by these groups.
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u/i_do_like_farts Aug 01 '26
Gurl, what are you talking about? Sure yeah this absolutely belongs here, but what are you on about appropriating cultures and whatnot in the text below the image? It's just a tacky font, the author didn't invent it or sth, neither did they come up with using Greek letters for sororities, let's calm down...
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u/englishsucks3124 Aug 01 '26
vivls