[RedMusiq4U]

I want to shed a little light on this subject, I was in a similiar situation like yourself but no where near as drastic as yours, WOW. My situation was that I was in charge of Publications and needed pics and other things from the Historian for our display case each month to make a long story short I'm Historian now and the job will get done. As far as leadership, things were lacking and I felt we weren't getting things done and I was questioning whether or not I should go inactive. Things are better now and I hope that our new President gets the job done, he will he's a cool guy. I was appauled at the fact that your fraternity was that slack and that you hold SIX of the positions in the frat. All I can say is POWER starts at the head meaning the President, if he doesn't show any pride and love in his org and doesn't have HIS ish together then he needs to check his priorities and his dedication to his org. On that note I encourage you to hang in there and continue to do what your doing no matter what's going on. Continue to hold your head up high and rep your frat despite what others say, you lead by example, if they see you doing good in the name of Delta Sigma Phi then hopefully that recognition will rub off and motivate the other brothers to get off their a$$e$ and start working. You joined this org for a reason and if you let that reason die then you wasted you time. Reevaluate your views and talk to the other active brothers and see where they stand on this issue and decide what to. So I hope I've inspired you to keep on going and to do what you have to to turn this situation around. The alumni won't help you unless you help yourself so do what is in your power to make things better. Firehouse was right about rush chair, recruit men who share your vision and mold them into willing, working men who will bring life back to your org. Maybe you should possibly look into running for President as well since you show so much intiative and drive. That's all for now I have more advice if you need it.