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Some of the fraternities and sororities did not want to become part of the Hogan's Heroes club. The university started putting pressure on them. Beta Pi Sigma stopped participating in carnival (or maybe they were banned from it), and moved off campus... you only saw the Betas occasionally. They might have had their charter revoked or suspended and were unable to pledge new members. Slowly, I guess the remaining brothers graduated and the fraternity disappeared. I visited Duquesne years after graduating and just didn't see anyone wearing the letters Beta Pi Sigma anymore. This happened to the local fraternities and sororities only... and clubs like the Sheiks. My guess is that Duquesne just want national fraternities and sororities because they might be easier to control if they put pressure on their national administrative headquarters.
RedRover, are you still in touch with those Kaps that you knew? If you are, you could tell them to open an account on Myspace.com. There are many Kaps there, and they could probably communicate. If you're not, and you remember their names, let me know;I'll forward the names to a couple of the Kaps that I know. I'll send you a message to contact me.
later,
perdido88
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