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It's not an either/or situation. "Either you worry about bigger issues, or you worry about the shirt." It is entirely possible to worry about bigger issues while also thinking that it is not a good idea to associate drinking games with your group in such a public manner.
It's their business, but since they've chosen to advertise their GLO in that way they should realize that there will be those who will have a negative reaction. Apparently, the campus cultures vary wildly on this; I'd be interested in knowing what chapter/national rules different groups have. I have no idea what Gamma Phi's official take is. I do know that our chapter and our campus cultures were such that no sororities had shirts like that - fraternities did.
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