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I too agree with many, the apology with panhellenic programming isn't going to work. Everyone knows why the guilty chapter is doing what they are doing and won't take the apology or programming seriously. I mean, really, am I going to sit and listen to a chapter who broke the rules tell me to not break the rules ... while taking them seriously. On my campus fines are used for minor (ex: over established budget, too many display items at a party, etc.) infractions and the removal of social privileges (including the hosting future recruitment functions, COB?) seems to work more for any major (ex: dirty rushing) infractions. It also sounds like your panhellenic needs to grow a backbone, be tough, and stop the temptation of chapters to break the rules.
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