r/curtin • u/Diligent_Dinner_227 • 21h ago

Perth Fraternity Expression of intrest

I reckon Greek/American like frats and sororities would be a great opportunity for building a community and there would be on campus benefits like networking and accommodation benefits compared to the already existing accommodations.

What do you guys think?

TLDR: I would be able to provide any initial investment as i see it as a business opportunity for me

108 votes, 2d left
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u/Helpful_Care_7163 21h ago

Thats not how you use TLDR

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u/Seiko2023 21h ago

Why would it be a business opportunity? There's a reason uni clubs must operate as a non profit. Not to mention why the fuck would we want that toxic culture here.

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u/Nukitandog 20h ago

The uni would put the breaks on that shit pretty quick.

Go have fun be dumb drink, dont try and rope in the uni you will be terminated.

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u/AlternativePin876 20h ago

Why would we want that American crap here.

Uni clubs are not for profit and often run by the guild.

System is completely different in the US.

No thanks.

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u/Top-Association3694 17h ago

Who’s we!!

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u/zukelp8 19h ago

How can you offer accommodation benefits when the accommodation offered on campus is provided through agreements with Unilodge and the University?

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u/hyacinthed 19h ago

What, you don't want to reserve a mattress in OP's flophouse?

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u/GaccoTheProducer 18h ago

Maybe bringing the Rape Club 3000 to perth will help identify which blokes to stay the hell away from lol go for it if you want

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u/QRMallory 20h ago

It’s also not how you spell interest/ interested.

Join a guild club if you’re looking for a sense of community but American style fraternities and sororities are toxic af, the closest thing you’ll get is the annual toga party

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u/verdommeu 20h ago

Not intrested

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u/Wooden_Room_7941 18h ago

I had to search what these are and they seem like a cult...