Why BSU does it better

Day 2 of NGLA taught me a lot of useful tools, many of which I can take back to either my own Chapter, or The Interfraternity Council. Sessions on Judicial processes, and (re)defining the fraternity man showed me what it takes to break stereotypes, and control the bad habits that are happening on our campuses.
The real take I had on the day, after "people watching" for most of the day, and gaining a better understanding of how other Greek Communities work, and how they operate. Bridgewater, is simply put. Different. Our chapters, though so different find a way to come together and better ourselves to the highest level. Our chapters, though at times, have tension, and disagreements find a way to be a sound community and work toward a common goal.
I am proud to be a BSU Greek, and yeah that sounds corny and like I am writing this just to get points from MB, but I am not. I joined Phi Kappa Theta, to find a brotherhood, and what I got was a brotherhood (my own), another brotherhood who always has my back (Sigma Pi) along with other Fraternity men on campus who I have grown close with. On top of that I have a group of outstanding women who strive for greatness with their letters and sisters daily, while working towards a common Panhellenic goal.
I am proud to be a bear, and proud to be a Greek, no matter how corny and forced that sounds.