Αποστολέας Θέμα: Greek Life (Αναγνώστηκε 30188 φορές)

Rose · « **στις:** Αυγούστου 21, 2009, 02:47:26 »

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ας με βοηθησει καποιος να καταλαβω...

υπαρχει μια καποια λογικη σε ολα αυτα....
μυστικες χειραψιες... α κ θ και λοιπα....

Rose

Κάποιες χειραψίες είναι απίθανες...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1bUpi5MoT8&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeDaFaDKloM&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOL_xIQz8bI&NR=1

Νάτα και τα μπλουζάκια... Greek Wear...

http://www.justgreek.com/Category.html?CatMenu=MenuGreekWear&Cid=20&gclid=CMPpjIqQt5wCFV8B4wod8j_LoA

Παράθεση από: kazantzakikos στις Αυγούστου 22, 2009, 12:07:17

υπαρχει μια καποια λογικη σε ολα αυτα....
μυστικες χειραψιες... α κ θ και λοιπα....

Υπήρχε κάποτε, όχι τώρα πια... Κάποτε κρυβόταν οι Πεφωτισμένοι, οι φέροντες το Ελληνικό Φως, από τα νύχια του εκάστοτε χριστιανικού κατεστημένου, που εγκληματούσε προς οποιονδήποτε ερευνητή της Επιστημονικής Γνώσης και της Πνευματικής Αλήθειας.

Μέσα από κρυφά σχολειά διατηρήθηκε η Γνώση και το Αυθεντικό Πνευματικό ΦΩΣ, όμως πλήθος οι Κινήσεις μετέπειτα "Αδελφοτήτων" που ευτέλισαν δραματικά, την Πρωταρχική Αυθεντική Λευκή Αδελφότητα Πεφωτισμένων Ελληνοτραφών.

Πιθανότατα η Κίνηση των Ελληνικών αδελφοτήτων στα Πανεπιστήμια της Αμερικής, να είναι επιρροή του Ελευθεροτεκτονισμού. 'Ομως μετά το 1900 περίπου, ο Ελευθεροτεκτονισμός στην Αμερική βρίσκεται σε πτώση... Οι Ελληνικές αδελφότητες, από την μια προάγουν έναν Ελληνικό τρόπο Ελεύθερης και Αδογμάτισης Φιλοσόφισης και 'Ερευνας, καθώς και Ανθρωπισμού, από την άλλη όμως, αρκετές είναι οι περιπτώσεις, που ευτελίζουν τον Ελληνικό μας πολιστισμό, με εξωγενή στοιχεία, που δεν συμβαδίζουν με τις Πολιτισμικές αξίες που δίδαξε ο τόπος μας.

Ακόμα ένα προϊόν πολιτισμικού μιξαρίσματος, στην χώρα των 3000 αιρέσεων, όχι μόνο θρησκευτικών αλλά όπως παρατηρούμε τελικά και "επιστημονικών".

Παράθεση από: kazantzakikos στις Αυγούστου 22, 2009, 12:07:17

μυστικες χειραψιες...

Στην ΑΜΡΑ, σε μία Αυθεντική Ελληνική Αδελφότητα Πνεύματος και Γνώσης, δεν υπάρχουν Μυστικές Χειραψίες, μια και δεν υπάρχει λόγος να κρυβόμαστε...

Είμαστε πλέον Ελεύθεροι να καταθέσουμε δημόσια τις απόψεις μας, και τις έρευνές μας, χωρίς τον κίνδυνο, να εγκληματίσουν απέναντί μας, οι φανατισμένοι χριστιανοί...

Παρά όμως τα νόμιμα δικαιώματά μας, στην Ελεύθερη 'Εκφραση, η Ελληνική κοινή γνώμη, λόγω χριστιανικής μαύρης προπαγάνδας, καταδικάζει άθελά της, μέχρι σήμερα, καθετί Ελληνικό, όπως πχ αστρολογία, αλχημεία, ερμητικά, και γενικά κάθε εσωτερική επιστήμη ή μεταφυσική έρευνα.

Εξαιτίας αυτής της κατακραυγής, κάποιοι συνάνθρωποί μας που ασχολούνται με τις απόκρυφες τέχνες, συνεχίζουν να κρύβουν τις ενασχολήσεις τους, και να φοβούνται να εκφραστούν ελεύθερα.

Rose

http://www.collegeview.com/articles/CV/campuslife/college_greek_life.html

Is Greek Life for you?

Questions to help you decide

By Jane Schreier JonesFor basic information about the Greek system, go to "College Greek Life 101".
Tim McGraw is a Pi Kappa Alpha; Courtney Cox-Arquette is a Delta Zeta; Condoleezza Rice is an Alpha Chi Omega.

“Going Greek” is something that millions of college students have done, enjoying what sororities and fraternities have to offer. But millions choose not to join. Ask yourself these questions to help discover if going Greek is right for you.

What percentage of students are “Greek” at this school? It might be important to you to be in the majority—or not.

How important is a sense of belonging? “The number one reason why students join sororities and fraternities is for a sense of belonging,” reports Patty Disque, national chairman of the College Panhellenics Committee. “That's why you select a sorority or fraternity the same way you choose your friends.”

Are you a social person? “I am outgoing and being in a sorority seemed like a way to broaden my friendships,” comments Rachel Armstrong, a Chi Omega at Miami University. “I loved meeting people during rush and the whole process taught me a lot about myself: what I valued in friendships and how I wanted to portray myself.”

Do Greek organizations at your campus allow opportunities for service and leadership? “Being in a sorority has provided me with opportunities to lead and to serve others and that is one of the most rewarding gifts college can give back to us,” says Ellie Stonecash of Wittenberg University.

Can you afford membership? Joining is usually not something a student on a tight budget can afford. Find out the fees and what they include. Ask about extras, such as gift-giving occasions.

Would I enjoy the rush process? Remember, you are evaluating Greek organizations as much as they are evaluating you.

Can I take some rejection? The truth is, you might like a particular group, and they might not like you. Can you handle that?

Are there reasons to rush, even if I don't join? “I opted to rush and doing so was a great way to meet fellow freshmen and even upperclassmen,” comments Amrit Bhavinani, a junior at the Georgia Institute of Technology. “After I received bids, my parents advised me to wait until the following semester. By then, I had already formed my own social group and gotten involved in organizations so I didn't join a fraternity. But I still was friends with many of the people I met in fraternities.”

Rose

http://www.collegetips.com/greek-life/

College Greek Life

About college Fraternties & Sororities

Greek life is a term used to describe all Greek letter organizations at a college or university. Typically Greek life is made up of fraternities and sororities. These organizations are made up of students that share a common goal or goals and tend to socialize together. Many fraternities and sororities are very active in their community and at school. Most organizations don't haze, and typically colleges and universities have strict rules against hazing. Any college student looking to become more active in the community and meeting lots of other college students looking to do the same should find out what Greek letter organizations exist on their campus. A good place to start is going to the student affairs office.

Joining a Fraternity or Sorority

Typically the processes of joining a fraternity is called rush, and joining a sorority is called sorority recruitment. Fraternities are typically allowed to approach guys at any time and convince younger students to join their organization. College men can choose what fraternities they would like to join, and only attend those rush meetings. At most college campuses, women going through sorority recruitment are split up into groups and they must meet with all the sororities on campus, before choosing one. If the organization and the student both choose each other, bids are handed out to the students on "bid day". Fraternities usually hand out bids when they choose unless forced by the Greek system. Sororities sometimes meet together in a large gym or hall and the female student is called out in the middle of the room to find out what sorority they belong to. Once they find out the sorority usually goes nuts and they get all excited.

Fraternity and Sorority Letters

The Greek letters found on fraternity and sorority houses and fraternity and sorority members chests represent the organization they belong to. Most fraternities and sororities are made up of two or three capital Greek letters from the Greek alphabet. Each Greek letter organization has its own secrets, rituals and beliefs. Typically "new members" or ("pledges" is now an underground term at many schools) are not allowed to wear letters until they "earn" them by completing the "pledging" process.

ΑΜΡΑ - Αυθεντική Μυστικιστική Ροδοσταυρική Αδελφότητα

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