Hey Northwestern, Did you go Greek? Why or why not?
 | I am Greek. I’m in Phi Mu Alpha, the music fraternity. Some prominent people in my life at home were in it, so I decided to join. – Bryce Bowlin, Music senior | |
| No, I did not [go Greek] because I don’t have the money and it takes up too much time. Although I did consider joining a historically black sorority. – Rebecca Davis, Music senior |  | |
 | No, I really didn’t want to do Greek because it takes so much time and I didn’t think I would be friends with anyone except the guys in my frat. – Neil Dhawan, Weinberg sophomore | |
| I didn’t pledge because it freaks me out how cultish sororities are, and I’ve seen Legally Blonde a few too many times. – Kate Goodwin, Medill freshman |  | |
 | I joined FIJI* because I liked being part of a brotherhood and the party atmosphere. – Chris Dugan, Weinberg freshman | |
| I wanted to have a good time and good brothers, and to be a part of the Greek system here at NU, so I joined AEPi. – Michael Lobel, Weinberg freshman |  | |
*Correction — Saturday, January 19: An earlier version of this article incorrectly spelled “FIJI,” or Phi Gamma Delta.