DGWannabe, I'm interested in knowing which school you attend. It's my understanding (as a member of a NPHC organization) that no NPHC groups can be organized on campuses without SOME sort of governing body, be it campus-based or community based (in the form of Graduate/Alumni chapter supervision or a city-wide NPHC governing board).
As far as not doing anything with the rest of the greek system - there has been a long history of non-cooperation between NPC/NIC and the NPHC, most of it based on the fact that the NPC/NIC groups didn't permit interaction between Black and White greeks. Yes, it's sad to say that it still goes on in this day and age, but to say that because NPHC organizations choose to keep their traditions separate they're "breaking the rules" is incorrect and a product of misinformation.
The rules are different because the NIC, NPC, and NPHC are
separate and distinct governing bodies: none has authority or jurisdiction over the other.
Furthermore, I sincerely hope you're not insinuating that because NPHC organizations aren't governed by the NIC/NPC that they're "fake". There's about a million members of the collective NPHC organizations who would have a serious bone to pick with you about that.
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Originally posted by DGWannabe
My school doesn't really have many professional GLO's, but our BGLO's break all the "rules" I know every org. has different protocals etc. But the groups at my school haze, haze haze like hell, do not do anything with the rest of the greek system, do not attempt to be a part of it, do not have a faculty advisor, do not have to report to anyone on campus, nor do they have an NPHC
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