"I didn't know. Some of the others have done the same."
"They are frat girls, too, and nothing is too much for a rushee."
"Well I think it is very nice to be a rushee. I like all this attention whether they want me in their fraternity or not. Any way you put it, it is a compliment, isn't it?"
"Yes, of course, for they are supposed to be very particular whom they ask. Shall you join that one, Janet, or any at all?"
"I don't know. I haven't thought much about it. Shall you?"
"No, I think not. I rather think I shall be a non-frat. It takes up such a lot of time and there are expenses for one thing and another, and I would rather spend my money some other way."
"But there are advantages," said Janet. "You meet a lot of nice girls, and you may make acquaintances that will be a pleasure and a benefit to you all your life."
"That is true, but I can get along without that, I think. Is Ted going to join?"
"I don't know. We haven't discussed it."
"What do you talk about, pray?"