There are some people that go into the greek system to be that stereotype, to play it out and exploit that. Jeff thinks frats get a lot of bad press, which compounds the stereotype. The school and community papers never write about the tournament, but they'll jump on the story if anything happens at one of their parties. His frat has even considered creating a PR position to present a better face to the community. Fraternities and sororities get a lot of flack.
Some people just have the wrong impression of the greek system.
We're not an exclusive bunch of snobs, we are not a bunch of lazy drunks. What we are, however, are a group of people that provide sevice to our community, raise money for charities, promote good grades and good attitudes. The greek system is for those who want to get involved, but are already involved some way on campus. Who wants to go to a party and have some fuck from the wrong side of the row lurking on your woman. The selection process is not always perfect, but the right fraternities and sororities on campus usually have a pretty pure strain of people.