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Somewhat. Regardless of the initial "bad blood", Greek Life would still most likely hold true to their controlled growth ideology. We still operate almost as if we were recognized - weekly meetings, dues, fraternal structure, pledge education, brotherhood events, community service, philanthropy, intramurals, etc. Basically the only thing we do not do now is formally interact with other greek organizations on campus. We will persevere through this, however long it takes. There are a few quotes that we, as a group of brothers in this situation, rest on.
"Victory is reserved for those who are willing to pay its price." - Sun Tzu
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"MANET MANSURAQUE EST" (It remains and it shall remain) - The Kappa Sigma plaque at 46 East Lawn, UVA... the place of our American founding.
There is no doubt in my mind that we will succeed at this campus and bring with us advantageous changes to policy that will not only benefit ourselves - but also those individuals and organizations that oppose our being at the current time. Those are our goals... and there are 30 students, with support from countless dedicated alumni, willing and able to see it through.
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