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CHICAGO -- With a reputation for emphasizing brains over conventional beauty, the women of the Delta Zeta sorority at Indiana's DePauw University endured the jokes and unkind nicknames: Their chapter was widely known among students as the "dog house."
"As a sorority, they had a different image on campus," says Cindy Babington, the university's dean of students. "Student culture was not kind to them."See the full content of this document
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Fixation On Image Rising?
Obsessing about looks has long been a rite of passage for young people -- well before the days, nearly two decades ago, when tennis star Andre Agassi brashly proclaimed that "image is everything" in an advertising campaign.
Today, though, some worry that the f...See the full content of this document
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