The New York Times has reviewed a new television soap opera about fraternity life on a fictional campus, Greek.

What seems to bother the reviewer, Gina Bellafante, is that the show does not look askance at “the whole apparatus of Greek campus life as a breeding ground for a life in power.”

That a young male character “likes shirts with contrast collars” and “might someday rule the earth” grates on her.

So much for Greek, deconstructed as a power trip and summarily panned for embodying “the spirit of the hedge-fund age.”