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As I understand it, both they and Kappa Sig didn't agree with the direction NIC was going. While they supported the educational opportunities that NIC was creating (like UIFI), I think they felt that NIC could be more of a lobbying group for fraternities. I also think that they were either some of the most ardent supporters or ardent opponents on the Alcohol-free housing initiative that seems to have split NIC down the center (I'm sorry I dont' remember whether or not they were in support of the motion or not, I just remember reading that this was a minor reason for the withdrawl...the direction of NIC was the major reason.)
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