What It Is, Part Two

Some folks are up in their new digs tweaking up their rooms, etc. to strike an impression into the hearts of many (if they haven't been doing so already). Some folks are enjoying themselves whether it be back at home or on vacation. Others have already moved into their respective off-campus residences, riding out another month of monotony. And every one of them is counting down the days before they move back to their respective campuses & school officially begins.

As an alumni, I sure miss those days with a passion: the longing, the anxiety of not being back on familiar turf...& who doesn't? But that doesn't mean I've fully abandoned my love for college, especially when it comes to Greek life. And how can I since Greek life has always held a special place in my heart? I can't do it, no matter how hard I try. This year, I'll make the most of my downtime by showing my full, heartfelt support for my fellow Greeks any way I can, dedicating what energy & effort is at my disposal to keep my support strong & alive. Not only will people know the difference but they'll also be able to feel it as well. And that's sincerely saying something, for serious.

In roughly a few weeks, & at various points during Fall semester, I'll be back at it in terms of showing my Greek pride; not only that, but I hope my fellow Greeks, wherever they are, are doing the exact same thing.

But why? Some might ask & I'll answer them straight up:
Being Greek is not for four years alone but for life!!