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sororites were founded on philanthropy more than the predominantly White Greek system.
"There is one thing we are determined about," Garney said. "We won't let GREECS die."
Walsh said, "We are all greeks, so why not be greeks together?"
Jenkins said that members of the predominantly White greek organizations should realize that the two groups were different.
"It would be easier if people realized that there are different tastes musically athletically culturally diverse and in some way connected between the two groups," he said.
IFC and Panhellenic has jurisdiction over KU's 38 fraternities and sororities, and the Black Panhellenic Council has jurisdiction over KU's seven Black fraternities and sororites.
Group hopes to intensify effort toward greek unity
The committee had a new members forum at the beginning of the semester and also had a forum in which members of Black and White
Garney said that the groups were based on different principles, which might make total integration difficult.
Garnay need GREECS was in the process of choosing new members who had plenty of time and energy to devote to the goals. The new members will be chosen by applications instead of appointments.
"People are working together to get some things going," he said. "They are doing what they set out to do."
▶ Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series about minorities and the KU greek system.
GREECS members are visiting various student organizations on campus to explain their roles and goal to increase awareness, Garney said.
By Holly M. Neuman Kansan staff writer
She said the Black fraternities and
Garney agreed that the two groups should interact more at functions and activities.
GREECS, Greeks for Responsible Education Enhancing Cultural Sensitivity, is a committee of fraternity and sorority members that was appointed late last semester to promote better understanding and appreciation between members of the Black PanHellenic Council. Interfraternity Council and the Panhellenic Association.
"Right now, we're taking it out on the road to raise awareness of it," she said. "We want to make it a bigger deal."
"I think we should become more involved with them socially." Walsh said. "And we've been successful in doing that. There have been some dinner exchanges with Black houses. I think that is a good first step."
greek organizations exchanged information about their organizations and goals.
"We're pleased that we got some things started." Garnev said.
James Jenkins, president of Black Panhellenic Council, said he was pleased with the accomplishments GREECS had made.
Next week: A look at whether KU greek organizations are succeeding in their pledge to recruit more minorities.
Even though a student group dedicated to breaking down barriers between the traditionally White greek organizations and Black greek organizations accomplished some of its goals this semester, its intensity has waned and needs to be rejuvenated. one student leader said.
Lisa Garney, Panhellenic president, said, "To be honest, GREECS has started to fade lately."
John Walsh, Interfraternity Council secretary, said he did not think the two groups should be totally incorporated; he would like to see more interaction.
"If we were together more, things might be better," she said.