Uh Oh

[PiLambda1]

http://ogb.wfu.edu/?id=4115_0_9_0_M


Do you think they thought about looking up why they had
to be RE-colonized in the first place? I'm bettin Grandma's
cough syrup had something to do with it...

I think this is a very bad decision, and I can't fathom alumni
which have a stake in the house supporting this, contrary
to what the student newspaper article says....

I'm just sayin'...


In ZAX,
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[GammaZeta]

What's the big deal?

They were re-colonized in 1994. I don't think any brothers from that time are still there.

If someone over the age of 21 wants to have a beer, go right ahead, it's their right to. I don't see anything wrong with that.

Do people think these types of rules actually prevent drinking? I've been to 7 different LXA houses, several of them being very "by the book" and had similar rules.

Guess what. The strictest chapters were the chapters I saw the most illegal activity going on in.

[PiLambda1]

I'm not concerned about the Brothers living in the house acting
up so much as I would be those visiting the house for a good
time. They are usually the culprits...

[john1082]

There is a back story here that was not mentioned . . .

[PiLambda1]

Originally Posted by john1082

There is a back story here that was not mentioned . . .

Boy I wonder what it was...That chapter was disbanded in 1984. That's before I was even born...

I gave a half-hearted search of the web, then realized that the internet really didn't even get doing much until after '85. Looks like it's gonna have to be anecdotal if this is going to come about....

[GammaZeta]

A back story from 1984???

Seriously, if every chapter was held responsibile for what happened 20 years ago, every chapter would be on probation or disbanded.

What happened 20 years ago is irrelevant.

Let the chapter be responsible for their actions. If someone from outside acts up, let the chapter suffer the consequences. These aren't little babies.