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Post by petehsiung on Dec 21, 2011 14:25:53 GMT -5
Check this video out of what "typical" men are in the context of GLOs. What is "typical" to you?
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Post by petehsiung on Dec 21, 2011 14:28:02 GMT -5
To me, typical is accepting the way things are ( or accepting the status quo or complacency) rather then learning , growing and improving yourself and others.
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Post by Tom Earp on Dec 22, 2011 11:27:12 GMT -5
"Typical" seems and is a very strong word. Is Typical the norm? That may be the question.
DSPHI seems to have put a lot in/onto this word.
Is this an omen for your future?
Thanks for posting this Peter, it is a thinker for sure.
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Post by petehsiung on Dec 22, 2011 14:28:11 GMT -5
Tom,
Don't get me wrong. Based on that video about DsPhi and what I know in general about GLOs, I am merely a guest and know nothing more then what is said. However I do look forward to telling them just how much I like the video I saw.
Otherwise this is a thinker for sure. In addition although I agree that they seem to put a lot onto this word, making it seem "loaded", Im guessing that they are making a big emphasis on being different from the "typical" GLO person who is focused on partying, drinking, date raping, hazing , exclusion ( cliquishness) by focusing more on "development" in themselves,their community, campus and each other. Could be wrong but I would love to find out soon.
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Post by Tom Earp on Dec 22, 2011 15:15:52 GMT -5
Tom, Don't get me wrong. Based on that video about DsPhi and what I know in general about GLOs, I am merely a guest and know nothing more then what is said. However I do look forward to telling them just how much I like the video I saw. Otherwise this is a thinker for sure. In addition although I agree that they seem to put a lot onto this word, making it seem "loaded", Im guessing that they are making a big emphasis on being different from the "typical" GLO person who is focused on partying, drinking, date raping, hazing , exclusion ( cliquishness) by focusing more on "development" in themselves,their community, campus and each other. Could be wrong but I would love to find out soon. Peter, that is true! It was made some years ago and should never be considered out dated. Some of THE sterotypes arte not the norm of todays overall picture of who we as GLO members feel and think. There is NO GLO who is free from some chapters whose members act so and do stupid things. But as compared to several years ago, Nationals are starting to tread on F**k up Chapters and members. It ain't all roses anymore! |
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