[naraht]

And sometimes it depends on how the no-greek clause is written as to what groups other than NIC/NPC/NPHC groups are there. Harvard's is probably the strictest in that no groups that are controlled by a group outside the university may exist on campus. This means everything from Circle-K to the Young Republicans are out. Some schools ban just socials, allowing groups like Alpha Phi Omega and the honoraries on campus...

Now as for Wilkes, it *really* depends on how the rule is written. And the clubs web page for Wilkes is not the place to find out. It states

"At Wilkes, we take an egalitarian approach to student organizations: All clubs are open to all students. Because the Greek system excludes, you won’t find any fraternities or sororities. "

However I *really* doubt that the first sentence is true. The following clubs exist on campus (as listed on the clubs and organizations page). AFROTC (which won't allow gays), Women's Field Hockey (Excludes Men) , Men's Football (excludes women), and the Tri-beta Honor Society (which has requires 3 biology courses and other criteria to be a regular member. (any student can be a non-voting associate member).

I love it. All of our clubs have to allow everybody. Unless you are male, female, gay or haven't take 3 biology courses. So of course we don't allow fraternities & sororities. Sheesh.

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