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Alexandra robbins is one of my favorite nonfiction authors and journalists so i was so excited to read her next book and get an inside look at what fraternities are really like

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But one of my favorite parts was the fascinating social history of how fraternities began in america then dwindled then rose again in large part to the picture of college life portrayed in the movie animal house and then to alcohol companies’ advertisements

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She follows fraternity members two in particular detail over the course of a year and interweaves their experiences into greater commentary of issues such as hazing and sexual harassment

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Excellent and rare look into fraternity life the good bad and ugly and there really all of that

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Fraternity reads like a novel taking you inside two different fraternities through the perspective of young men trying to find brotherhood act morally and also have a little fun

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Alexandra robbins doesn’t sugarcoat the racism misogyny and alcoholfueled life of many fraternities but neither does she demonize the men who seek out fraternities or the women who join sororities

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Thorough balanced based on college men who opened up to the author about incidents painful or heartwarming this book delivered

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I could not put this book down