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Originally posted by DeltAlum
All of your arguments make perfect sense on paper.
We ALL agree that in a perfect world, that's the way it should be.
Except that if a group of GLO members do things together, legally it can be considered a sponsored or sanctioned event of the organization. Which makes the organization liable.
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The thing about that argument is it ONLY seems to apply to social Greek organizations.
If my friends and I are all in the American Marketing Association, and go out drinking, no one considers it an AMA event. We DID have 5 members - half our chapter - of Alpha Phi Omega living in a house together and often had parties there. No one called it the "A Phi O house."
Where is the legality in that?? It sounds more like discrimination to me, furthered by the GLOs' headquarters.