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Title: Bias hidden behind a veil of neutrality
Review: Throughout the book, Alexandra Robbins tries to stress that she is attempting to provide readers with an unbiased perspective of sorority (and greek) life on college campuses. However, it is clear that Robbins has deep-seated feelings of negativity towards sororities and this book has been created more to air those than provide a reader with a fair view of organizations she covers. I would argue the only thing she presents with a neutral perspective is the positive aspects of sorority life whereas any shred of negativity is emphasized and explored. Most sections in the book also end on a negative note. Also, the fact that Robbins has absolutely no in-depth understanding of how a greek organization works is painfully obvious to those of us who do.This book is same biased garbage that everyone else is peddling about the greek system. If you actually want to learn more about being greek or how to affect real change in the system, look elsewhere.
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