Rewrite the story below to eliminate clichs in bold and stereotypes, and correct copy to conform to AP style. A dozen East Gulch State

Rewrite the story below to eliminate clichés in bold and stereotypes, and correct copy to conform to AP style.

 

A dozen East Gulch State University sororities and fraternities created a beehive of activity at the student union Tuesday, as members worked to recruit new students. Irving Nern, the university's Greek life coordinator, said membership was a no-brainer. "It's a way to get involved, but more," he said, noting membership in a campus Greek organization can impact positively a student's career. Erma Smith, an attractive blonde co-ed who chairs the membership drive, emphasized the life-long friendships and camaraderie of sororities and fraternities. Many hands make light work, the Sorority Girl emphasized, as teams from the Greek houses often volunteer to improve life both on campus and off. Volunteer work may be the ace in the hole for students hoping to enhance employment prospects. Applying is as easy as pie: men can visit the fraternity house of their choice, and girls the sorority, during an informal series of newcomer events