Girls, another frat rush is approaching. Here are some guidelines to follow in order to avoid the, oh, so tempting "cougar" stereotype.
Here they come. Still perfectly toned from their everyday lacrosse practices. Stomachs still behind their needlepoint belts because they haven’t quite learned the art and effects of shot-gunning, Edward forty hands, or Commons breakfast on the weekends.
For the fellow lady potential new members, these guys are old news. As for
any upperclassmen, this is about as beautiful of a sight as when Zac Efron got
his shirt ripped off at the VMAs. But ladies, simmer down and tuck those paws
away for a minute. Pouncing may be the first thing that comes to mind, but a
fair warning to all: these cubs come with a price you can prevent paying.
Think about the future. These boys haven’t even started
their gen-eds, yet. They may talk the, “I’m pre-med,” talk, but until
they’ve taken a few bio and chem courses, I don’t want to hear anything about
what kind of doctor they’re going to be. In other words, your Lilly apron and
country club membership are quite a long ways away.
How do the dorms sound, again? That’s right. Tired of your
same apartment scenery? Well, unless you’re willing to spend an evening at their
fraternity’s party house, it’s back to the tower of terror you go. The cubs have
no idea what it’s like to deal with Wildcat Reality or the infamous contracts
for an apartment off of South Broadway. As for picking your boy up
on the weekend nights, prepare for a sea of girls to jump your car before
realizing you’re not Evan from the call list.
Avoid the frat parties. The playground of all playgrounds
for the new cubs. No, this is not a pregame for the bars. Keep in mind that this
house filled with everything but a decent roll of toilet paper and a soap
dispenser is where you will be spending weekend after weekend night along side of
your cub, who got his fake taken away the first weekend of school.
It is now mid-August and your little has begged you to go
with her and her rush crush to one last frat party. Reluctantly, you agree and
have found yourself purring over one of the frat rushees. If you can’t remember
anything I said above due to the hooch making its move, then good luck and may
he actually just be a transfer student.