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Tom Earp 07-26-2004 04:05 PM

I did not know it was restricted to Only Members of Your Fraternity to go to your Houses. If that is the case, from the sounds of It, I wouldnt want to be in your House!

Why would Soroitys want to come either if not welcomed and Non XYZ members?

No wonder so many Greek Organizations have problems on Campus.

Ever wonder why there is little intra action?

It seems that the ostrich is not the only one with a head in the sand!

Hoosier, do you have little Greek Mice ( No Names Mentioned) in your pocket to take along with you lurking in Other Greek Houses??? LOL!:D

DeltaSigStan 07-26-2004 04:08 PM

I never said MEMBERS ONLY idiot. I meant unwelcome guests like him. I know YOU wouldn't mind the thought of some sketch old dude just wandering around, poking his nose in everything at your house, but I wouldn't.

Once again I ask that you ask to be removed as a moderator so that I can add you to my ignore list and I no longer have to deal with your incoherent, error-riddled posts.

Or just stop addressing my posts.....it will make life a lot easier.

jhujenn 07-26-2004 04:40 PM

Rose-Hulman isn't a dry campus if that makes a difference, or at least it wasn't last I heard. I do think they changed the rule in the dorms from having kegs in your room with the door open to you should shut the door if you are drinking. The crime rate is nill here so a very liberal policy on drinking doesn't seem to effect much of anything. I guess this is what happens when everyone is a uber smart engineering major.

Tom Earp 07-26-2004 04:41 PM

Why Stanely what a nice post!:)

Once again, you have proved yourself worthy of being a Greek Organization member.

What a shame we had a nice PM about your situation and me being so supportive.

So, Unwelcomed, does that mean that If I am at your school and if your House and Chapter is still there that I could not just stop by and introduce my self as I have done at SX, SN, Fiji, TKE, STG, amd some others trying to see how they are doing? Maybe there is no LXA Chapter there. But, I am interested enough in Greek Life to find out? Not to bad mouth them but if I can be of service with some ideas for them.

See what is going on on A Campus.

Are you really so narrow minded that You think that Your Fraternity is the only one who is alive.

Do you really try to find out about other Greek Organizations other than yours.

It takes ALL of Us to make Greek Social OrganiZations work!

Go ahead, Stan, suggest that I am removed as a Moderator, Because of you and some others, I would like to say SO LONG GC!

But, there are so many others who are much nicer that keep me enjoying GC!

Hope you sleep good at night and keep your Chapter open!

DeltAlum 07-26-2004 04:46 PM

Let's get this thread back on track -- which is discussing beer vending machines, not breaking and entering or personality conflicts.

DeltaSigStan 07-26-2004 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tom Earp
So, Unwelcomed, does that mean that If I am at your school and if your House and Chapter is still there that I could not just stop by and introduce my self as I have done at SX, SN, Fiji, TKE, STG, amd some others trying to see how they are doing? Maybe there is no LXA Chapter there. But, I am interested enough in Greek Life to find out? Not to bad mouth them but if I can be of service with some ideas for them.

1) Since Hoosier has done this at my campus, I'm pretty sure he did not identify himself.

2) I really try to not to bother you. You do have your Homer Simpson-like moments of genius where you actually say something pertinent. But you've also said things about NPHC, MCGLOs, and various other parts of Greeklife that have myself as many others thinking "What the......"

I realize you want what's best for the greeks, but you always seem to misinterpet something or just flat out say something very ignorant...I as well as everyone else am guilty of this too, but sometimes I get the impression that you think this is still 1950's Greekdom...

If you want to continue our skirmish in PM, fine....I don't think anyone wants to see Stan v. Tom anymore

Rudey 07-26-2004 04:49 PM

OK So now the info is out there. We can't know for sure if it's true, but we now have heard that said fraternity has a beer machine that dispenses alcohol to whomever. How do you handle the situation?

I say a nice combination of keeping quiet and removing the beer machine reduces your risk.

-Rudey

DeltaSigStan 07-26-2004 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rudey
OK So now the info is out there. We can't know for sure if it's true, but we now have heard that said fraternity has a beer machine that dispenses alcohol to whomever. How do you handle the situation?

I say a nice combination of keeping quiet and removing the beer machine reduces your risk.

-Rudey

If they can control the money being put into it and the actions that result from the stuff that comes out of it, then I think it's fine.

However, first fight, first incident, first ANYTHING....get rid of it...

Tom Earp 07-26-2004 05:18 PM

Stan, great idea.

Risk can be so well, troublesome.

whether is it is a wet campus, there can be many problems that can come from this!

That is the edge of the knife, is it legal or not.

Can Underage Members buy from it?

If they can, it is against the law. Well, if they are of 21 years of age.

So, what is to keep minors from plugging in money and buying Beer?

# 1 violation of state laws.

Yes, Alchol Laws differ in Europe, but Laws Govern English Pubs. Why, because there is a Drinking problem there!

France, is unto it self! Germany, likewise.
of the brave!

Still a Risk Management Problem that could happen!:eek:

What is miney?

It has been brought up so many times that Greeks are De-Charterd for a lot smaller things than this!

It is a Wreck about to happen!

Beer or Charter?

DeltAlum 07-26-2004 06:30 PM

So many CG members have said so many times that it is just inevitable that college students are going to drink and that there's really nothing we can do about the fact that it is against the rules and the law.

I agree with that.

Which, unfortunately, leads me to the conclusion that sooner or later these machines are going to cause problems. I simply don't see older members restricting younger members from buying a beer.

I also find it absolutely unbelievable that any national organization, whether "dry" or not, would knowingly allow a beer vending machine in a chapter house simply because of the insurance cost and liability issues.

TSteven 07-26-2004 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DeltAlum
I also find it absolutely unbelievable that any national organization, whether "dry" or not, would knowingly allow a beer vending machine in a chapter house simply because of the insurance cost and liability issues.
I venture to guess that Triangle HQ does not knowingly allow beer vending machines in their houses.

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Back in the day, I knew of a few chapters that had beer in their soft drink machine. :p

And I recall one summer going with my brothers to another fraternity chapter house to help the other chapter remove their beer from their machine. They were being visited by their nationals and they had some rule about not having alcohol in the house when no one was residing there in the summer. Or something along those lines. We didn't really care the reason, just wanted to help. And of course we helped them dispose of it the best way possible. ;)

Now that I think about it, it was quite fraternal of us to pitch in and help another fraternity. :cool:

jhujenn 07-26-2004 08:10 PM

I understand underage drinking is a risk management issue, but in Terre Haute where Rose-Hulman is, you can buy alcohol if your underage. All you have do when you go the liquor store and they ask for ID is accidentally give them your Rose ID and they sell you the stuff. There really isn't any limits put on the Rose students.

ISUKappa 07-26-2004 10:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jhujenn
I understand underage drinking is a risk management issue, but in Terre Haute where Rose-Hulman is, you can buy alcohol if your underage. All you have do when you go the liquor store and they ask for ID is accidentally give them your Rose ID and they sell you the stuff. There really isn't any limits put on the Rose students.
Nope. They pretty much get to do what they want. Some fraternity men, espeically. There is still very much a "good old boy" mentality at that school that comes from being single-sex until 1995.

Not saying that makes it right, just giving some more insight into the atmosphere of the school.

hoosier 07-26-2004 11:19 PM

Re: Beer vending machine
 
Quote:

Originally posted by hoosier
Was very surprised today to see a beer vending machine at the Triangle House at Rose Hulman.I.T. in Hoosierland.

Cold beer for a dollar. Visible from the front door.

Guess they don't have much of a risk management problem there.

I thought I'd repost this, so Stan might have another chance to read it.

If Stan reads it, he will learn that Hoosier is "surprised", and Hoosier speculates that "they don't have much of a risk management problem there".

Maybe Stan can use some of his recently-received scholarship money to take a speed reading/improving comprehension course this fall. Maybe a Dale Carnegie "Making Friends and Influencing People" course too. Or maybe a Rodney King "Can't we all just get along" seminar.

If Stan shoots from the hip and insults people for no reason around the DSP-SDSU house, it's no wonder his ideas and efforts get ignored (as he earlier whined).

I know two frequent posters here who ignore Stan.

Tex1899 07-26-2004 11:24 PM

If y'all only knew how ironic Hoosier's comment about "How to Win Friends and Influence People" really is...

Definitely a great read.

Stan, what book did you get in the mail today?


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