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Title: Agenda becomes clear by the end of the book
Review: I just finished this book and for the first half of it I enjoyed it. Towards the second half it became clear that the author went into the book intending to slam the Greek system. I was in a fraternity in college, and knew many girls similar to the girls depicted in the book. I enjoyed their stories, but when it came to Robbins' criticisms of the rush and pledging systems she did a poor job of remaining unbiased. I found her suggestions laughable. I liked her descriptions of other collegiate social groups that provided better environments than sororities that had less than ten members. That's not an organization, that's a lunch table. I also had a huge problem with the chapter towards the end of the book that served no other purpose than to unveil sorority secrets. That was just wrong.
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