Prepular, A blog for frat boys and their fans

Have you ever encountered a sticky situation of your members don't pay dues on time? Members not paying their dues affect the financial and housing stability of a chapter, yet it is not always easy to find someone to be the bad guy to collect money (and it is not always effective). I know many chapters use a billing service called Omega Financial, it claims to increase the net income of chapters AFTER the fees.

Labels: college, dramas, fraternity, greek life, housing, sorority

The stunningly beautiful, sparsely populated Hawaii has long been a popular holiday destination, especially for the older, corporate men and women who would otherwise be working late, getting cluster headaches and yelling at people. I guess it's no surprise that Four Seasons has not one, not two but FOUR resorts there (they are located at Hualalai, Lana'i at Manele Bay, Lana'i at Koele and Maui.)

Maybe the reason the Four Seasons Maui drove me into a fantasy is that I personally have a thing for tropical sunsets. And compare to other uninspired tourist destinations, Maui has a primitive, natural charm. Four Seasons, on the other hand, has the pampering down to a science. The two just go so well together. Ask the tony readership of Conde Nast Traveler, whose Reader's Choice Poll named Maui the Best Island in the World twelve out of the last thirteen years, and the Best Pacific Island for sixteen straight years.

Labels: luxury, luxury hotels and resorts, travel

Who is this hunk???

Aussie swimmers are just hotter.

This what I found from wikipedia about Brett Hawke:

Brett Hawke (born February 6, 1975 in Sydney, New South Wales) is an Australian swimmer, who competed for his native country at the 2004 Summer Olympics, where he came 6th in the 50 m freestyle; he was the oldest member of the Australian swim team.

He competed at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, winning bronze in the 50m freestyle and silver in the 4x100m freestyle relay. He retired at the end of the games. Hawke swam collegiately for the Auburn Tigers.

Labels: hot men, prepular men

This is a bit late. I know very little about the Virginia Tech shooting incident itself except the bits I saw on TV, but what I read about Zach Petkewicz triggered me to include this and highlight the fraternity this real hero is part of.

"Zach Petkewicz is one of the heroes, but when the shooting started, his first reaction was fear.
"I crouched down like everybody else," he told Matt Lauer on TODAY. "I got behind the teacher’s podium. Initially it was just fear."

But the gunshots and screams coming through the walls of his Norris Hall classroom didn’t go away. Petkewicz was "just hearing gunshots — eventually, the gunshots got closer."

Petkewicz looked at the classroom door. It struck him that "There’s nothing stopping him from coming in here. We were just sitting ducks."

Galvanized to action, Petkewicz grabbed a table and with his classmates shoved it against the door. Students stood at each end of the table holding it to the cinderblock walls around the door frame.

The shooter, Cho Seung Hui, his bloody work done in the classroom next door, "tried the door handle" Petkewicz said. Finding the door blocked, he threw his shoulder against it, forcing it open six inches. "

Petkewicz has such a casual, shrugging style of describing the incident. The brothers at SAE have created a blog which people can write comments.

Labels: fraternity, fraternity spotlight, heroes