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Originally posted by pretty3grl
Many times what is done illegally in an undergraduate chapter (when it comes to hazing) is done by graduate Sorors who are often inactive and nonfinancial. ....
As for availability to info, I believe that the college made it clear that there was no chapter at the college, and I believe that anyone can log on to any college's webpage to get information about campus organizations just as easily as they can log onto an organization's webpage to find out who has been suspended or expelled......
I want to point out that even if undergraduate chapters are eliminated, that does not mean that some will not sign up to be hazed by "whoever" anyway, or that graduate members (not chapters) will not conduct illegal processes......
If undergrad chapters were banned at the time, the lawsuit would have likely still been filed because the family said that any resolutions made to address hazing have been a farce).....
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At this point I will just agree to disagree........
Like I said earlier.....hold on to undergrad chapters or hold on to the sorority.......the research is out there! I'm just glad my Sorority and Omega have taken the first step to exposing the bad apples in OUR organizations.