Ep 8. Fight The Power

The episode "Fight The Power" of the show Greek season 3 follows the events leading up to and following the student protest against a proposed tuition hike at Cyprus-Rhodes University. The episode begins with the students learning of the proposed hike and trying to figure out how to resist it. Everyone has their own ideas, but it isn't until Cappie suggests the idea of a sit-in that they all come together, with Rusty taking the lead.

As Rusty organizes the protest, he struggles to balance it with his responsibilities as pledge educator for Kappa Tau, but eventually, he convinces the Kappa Taus to join in. Meanwhile, Casey has her own issues to deal with when she learns that Katherine has been appointed to the Panhellenic Council and will be overseeing all Greek organizations.

With tensions rising both on campus and within the Greek system, the protest turns into a full-blown riot. Amidst the chaos, Rusty tries to stay focused on the cause, but when he sees Dale being attacked by a campus security guard, he jumps into action and ends up getting arrested.

While Rusty is in jail, Casey tries to smooth things over with Katherine and get her help in getting Rusty released. It's a difficult decision for Casey, as she is torn between her loyalty to the Greek system and her desire to help her brother. In the end, she decides to put family first and makes a deal with Katherine.

As the episode comes to a close, Rusty is released from jail, the tuition hike is defeated, and the Greek system is left to pick up the pieces. The events of the episode have a profound impact on everyone involved, making them question what they stand for and what they're willing to fight for. It's a powerful episode that explores themes of activism, family, and loyalty, and sets the stage for the rest of the season.