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Originally Posted by Rambler1869
Not necessarily; the school does need all groups to be registered, provide a copy of bylaws, and list of all members for liability purposes; but that's just about it. The governing body is a seperate matter.
The fight is with FGCU, not the IFC. A group of students, does not have the right to ban a lawful group of students to form an organization. They can prevent that group from being members of their own organization (IFC can vote no to IFC recognition; but they cannot vote to have them not form at all). However, the school itself, by equal protection laws is still bound to let every organization apply to become a registered student organization.
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Your organization was formed.
You needed to be a member of a Greek council to be a Greek organization.
You were allowed (by FGCU) to petition for membership in IFC.
IFC didn't want you right now. You'll have to wait.