NoProblemJustKidding

In my later years writing the Fraternity Man blog, I had a group of friends, students, colleagues, and alumni who served as sources and provided tips or confidential material.

I had burned some big-name bridges at the time (relatively. . . of course), and so the trust and support was meaningful.

The material and tips also gave me the credibility and determination to approach some new or more serious topics. Public endorsements were in short supply at the time, despite plenty of private encouragement.

It was a terrific learning experience, and one of many fulfilling aspects of that project.

Here’s an archived version of an article where I bullied the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC).