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I think that this idea is a well intentioned one. Who wouldn't want to do something positive to change Greek stereotypes? At the same time, though, I don't think that this is the best way to go about it. The wording for the agreement is so broad, you would have to judge each incident as a seperate case. You would have to define what exactly is considered lewd, or inappropriate, and almost everyone will have a different definition.
At my school, I think that we have to get approval for our shirts through either an advisor, or collegiate provence officer. Not that we have problems with offensive or inappropriate shirts, but it's still a good safety to have.
I can count on one hand the number of shirts that I have seen on my campus and thought were "questionable." Apparently, most people use common sense when planning shirt designs.
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