Never knew, that many fraternities had chapters and connections in Europe. That's great. I recall hearing about one in London. Didn't one of their members post on here a while ago?
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Originally Posted by Trèves
@33girl
It is like a fencing fight club. In some Germany groups members have to practice and some of them fight on a regular basis. There is a chance to get hit in the face or neck (They use real sabers but wear protective gear).
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Fixed your post.
Maybe you can start up something like a fraternity or a social group at your university? Are there more people who don't want to join the more traditional groups but are looking for more than the debate/environmental/political groups your university offers?
Is there a lack of more modern groups because there is too little interest of is this something that would thrive at your university?
