tRicK MiRRor BoOk cLuB #7: we come from old virginia

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  • @aprilshowers9289
    @aprilshowers9289 3 года назад +2

    Totally agree with everything you said in this vid! This was a really interesting and thought-provoking essay (as always haha).

    • @eleniarizona
      @eleniarizona  3 года назад +1

      ahhh thank you April!! i rly appreciate your support (as always!!!)

  • @christinacascadilla4473
    @christinacascadilla4473 3 года назад +2

    You know I like to assign supplemental readings, so here is a link to a good Atlantic Monthly article about fraternities. Personally, I find the term “Greek life” to be Orwellian, as it is just a term that renames “binge drinking and doing other hedonistic and immature things” into something that sounds acceptable. And, honestly, if anyone really thought about it, “Greek life” would be talking about philosophy and then hitting on 14-year-old boys. (Plato’s book, Symposium, is worth a read just to see the philosophers in it say things like, “Before I start my monologue on this complex philosophical issue, I’d like to say some words on how great it is to be with a teenage boy.” Yikes. Like they couldn’t edit that out? Anyway, maybe if someone told those frat boys this they’d stop using the term “Greek life.” I digress...). Here is the link.
    www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/03/the-dark-power-of-fraternities/357580/

    • @MetFansince
      @MetFansince 3 года назад

      Yeah, I've never been a big Fraternity fan. They don't do a very good job teaching empathy.