G&P if you "feel" so much for these girls and acknowledge that what was going on needed to have light shed on it, perhaps continuing to call them the "rat" sorority isn't the best way to help them move on from taking the brunt of the situation. And how do you know what's actually gone on within the chapter and what's been said? Unless you are a member of the org, you know what you know second-hand, even if you've talked to some members within the chapter. It doesn't mean you're getting the full story.

Why are you all still bitching about this advisor 6 months later? People got busted doing the wrong thing and you need to fix that crap. Don't blame the adult advisor who did the right thing; hopefully all the kiddos on the campus will grow up into responsible adults one day too. Quit the complaining, put on your big girl panties, deal with the fallout of the bad decisions and learn to make better ones. Good life lessons that you'll benefit from later.

Amen, nittanyalum. Enough is enough.

greekandproud

How do you know what did or didn't happen in another chapter? Often risk management and other issues are kept confidential for many reasons and involving other people may cause more problems or violations. If you're not a member of the chapter where the advisor "narced" you likely have no idea what happened. Lastly, due to confidentiality and privacy issues members of that chapter may not even be aware of what really happened.

I know for my own chapter misinformation flies left and right, and I am pretty sure all greek organizations experience the same phenomena. Furthermore if the advisor works for the University (which I believe is public) there are FERPA and other confidentiality laws and regulations at work. Risk Management and other violations are very complicated and I think what many posters are trying to convey is that this is likely a very complex issue that admittedly members and alumnae from your campus have agreed needed to be dealt with.

It is. So stop doing it. And the sorority you think you're "protecting" was already "outed" earlier in this thread (when it was TIMELY back in the fall, why are you still drudging this up?), so you're not doing them any favors. And by the way I'm an alumna of that GLO, so I'll get in your face about this all I want.
It doesn't matter if you "mind" anything here because it's not your chapter or GLO. MYOB. And stop discussing other people's business on the internet.
Don't call me sweetheart. And oh, you haven't even seen me pissy yet.

Aaaaannnnddddd... *poof*

There she went. Byesie bye bye.

Yes, but they would have known it was coming. That was g & p's problem.

Towson: Possibility of Adding a Sorority Chapter (News October 20, 2008)
The campus paper reports that Towson's Panhellenic is voting -- or maybe has finished voting by now? -- on whether to open for expansion. If they vote for it, campus administration apparently will have to agree before the whole NPC notification, presentation and selection process could get under way:

http://media.www.thetowerlight.com/m...-3494088.shtml

Maybe we could discuss this under Greek Life or Recruitment? Risk Management =/= Extension.